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Gold and Silver Coins of Ancient Greece, Silver and Bronze Coins of Home, a Pine Collection of Ancient Acs and Fractional part*. Foreign Coins and Tokens in Gold, Sliver and Copprr,
AMERICAN, CANADA and EARLY ENGLISH COINS
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE CROWNS AND RARE CONFEDERATE NOTES.
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VERY FINE AND RARE AMERICAN COINS k MEDALS,
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TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
By Messrs. BANG-S db OCX,
739 A 7*1 Broadway, N**w York Oily,
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May 15. 16, 1884.
VW~ Sale fcaetna a* Two o'clock In th« Afternoon.
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Catalogue by ED. FROSSARD.
THIRTY-SIXTH SALE.
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AMERICAN COIN SCALE.
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Twenty-five Copies, printed on heavy paper, are issued. Copies neatly priced in ink can be obtained at 50 cents each, immediately after the sale, by addressing
ED. FROSSARD, Irvington, New York.
CATALOGUE.
MISCELLANEOUS COINS. ETC.
^ 1 IJ. S. dimes. 1814. Very fnir ; scarce.
t t 2 1814 Small date ; scarce.
/ C 8 1820, ’21, 37 (large ami entail dates), and *38 Lib. seated, without stars. Fair. 6 pieces
*4 1835 anil ‘59 Uncirculated. 2 pieces
3^5 Half dime. 1844. V ery fine; scarce.
J 6 Cents. 1794-1844. Poor t<» good ; several early dates.
17 pieces
4/ 7 Half cents. 1804. With ami without sterns to wreath.
Fair and good. 3 pieces
n* Hard Tiroes tokens and early Store cards. Sire of old pent. All different ; cop., a few brass. Average very good; several uncir. 41 piece*
C 9 War tokens or Copperheads. Include* “ Adams Ton Hall.*' “ Fishing tackle and rare coin.” •* Alden A Frink.” sev- eral with head of Washington, etc. Fine lot ; one pierced. 62 pieces
/ 10 James E. Wolff. Petersburg, Va. ; a wolf on rev. Cop.
and w. m. Proof. 15. 2 pieces
/ 11 Ships, Colonies and Com me roe ; British flag. Very h ns. 2 pieces
5 12 Stephen Girard, rev. R. Lovett** rani; copy of Granby • si. with Robinson's card ; Boston Mom isms tic Society, cop. and brass, proof. 16 to 19. 8 pieces.
4
Miscellaneous Coins , Etc.
313
£14
/£15 / ^ri6
/ 17
^18
4 ol9 / o20 3 21
4. '1 22
3 23
£#24
3/of. /</ 2o
3l26
i £>27 4/28 S' 29 £^30
/* 31 K 32 * 33 £34 - y 35
Old Sugar House (2), Old Provoost, Washington head- quarters, Valley Forge. Cop. (3) and brass pr. 18. 4 pcs “ Stephen A. Douglas,” “ Maj. Gen. Hancock,” “ The declaration," etc. Medalets, two with busts. W. m. ; fine. 12 to 24. 3 pieces
Bust of Jefferson. Rev. Residence. Cop., pr. 22.
Bust of Washington to right, in a circle of stars. Rev.
Battles of 1776. Complete set. W. m. pr. 22. . 8 pcs Spiel-marks, California jetons, etc. Brass ; large and small, good to fine, 3 pierced. 23 pieces
Counterfeit half dollar, odds and ends. Poor, pierced, or both. 25 pieces
England. Edward IV. Groat. Fair.
Henry VIII. Groat; 2d coinage. Fair.
Charles II, George II, George and Wm. IV. and Victoria 6d. (3), 4, 3, 2, and 14d. Good to very fine. 19 pieces
Charles II, James II, Anne, etc. 6, 4, 3, 2, 14 and 1 pence.
Good but pierced. 9 pieces
George III. 1762 and '63. 3 (2) and 2d. Maundy. Very fine. 3 pieces
James II. 1690. Crown ; Gun money. King on horse- back to left, etc. Good.
Charles II, William III, Geo. I, III. etc. 1 and £ pence, 1 and £ farthings. Poor to fine. 31 pieces
Jersey 13th of a slid., Guernsey 8 and 4 doubles (4 pcs), Gibraltar {3), Ionian Islands farthing and 4 far. Aver, very good. 19 pieces
St. Helena halfpenny. 1821. Good; scarce.
Tradesmen's penny tokens. Fair and good. 7 pieces
Tradesmen’s halfpenny tokens. Fair and good. 12 pieces Canada. Provincial copper coins and tokens, etc. ; in- cludes a fair Magdalen Island penny token, 1815. Aver- age very good. 35 pieces
France. First Republic to Napoleon III. Copper coins;
fair to fine. 21 pieces
Jerome Napoleon. 3, 2, and 1 cent for Westphalia ; also 10 centimes, Luxemburg. Fair to fine. 6 pieces
Bust of Bonaparte. Bronze medal, for Marengo. Fine ; pierced. 31.
Bust of Lafayette. Rev. “ Vengeur de la liberty,” etc. Yellow bronze ; fine. 26.
Spain. Includes Philip V, 6 dineros for Majorca, Portu- gal, XX reis, Janeiro mint, etc. Good and fine. 8 pcs
Miscalla neon* Coins, Etc.
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/y 36 Belgium ami Switzerland. Nickel and copper coim». (iood and tine. 19 piece*
b 37 Russia. Peter 11, Anne, Catharine 11, Paul I, etc. 5, 2, l, I and j kopecks. Large and small ; good and tine.
A scarce lot. 27 pieces
*2 38 Catharine II. 1792. 5 kopecks. Fine. 27.
3 39 Sweden. Charles XII, XIII, XI V, etc. ^ ore, 6, 2, 1, x, 4, L \i skilling. Nearly all tine. 23 pieces
$ 40 Charles XII. Copper dalers. 5 var. Verv fair. 10 j>cs
*1* i Denmark, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Austria, (ierman States, Holland, (iood to very tine. 77 pieces
1/ 42 Greece, Napoleon 1 for Italy, Italian States, including 10 toruesi for Sicily (3), Lombardo- Van ice, etc. (iood to tine. 26 pieces
743 Lombardo- Venice. 1822. o centesimt. Bright red; struck for a proof. 16.
3^44 Routnania, 6 bani ; Cutii-H, Turkey and Egypt. Fine to un- circulated. 13 pieces
to 45 Japan. Tempo, 2 and 4 sen, 1 rin. Fine and br. red. 4 p* S t>46 7»0 sen or cents. V'alue in English ami Japanese. Lncir. iy 47 20 (2), and 10 sen. Value in Japanese only. Fine and uncirculated. 3 pieces
1 5 48 Hong Kong. 1866 ami ’68. 20 and 10 cents. Fine. 2 |>*
5 $49 18*3 20 cents. Uncirculated.
3 60 1863-1881 Cents and mil (3). All different dates. Good and tine. 18 pieces
^^51 India. William IV. 1833. Rupee. Very good.
& 52 1803 1 cash. Lion hoh.nig crown. Uncir. 6.
I 53 1 83. »- 187 7 4, 1 and ^ Anna. 1, 4 and 4 cent. 1 pie, 4 pice, j etc. Fair to tine. 32 pieces
* LniA Nepaul. 5 cash. Inscription in square. Good. 15.
/ ©55 Sumatra, 1 kepeng ; Malacca, do. ; Ceylon, 5 and 1 cents.
Good and tine. 8 pieces
^<5*56 Ceylon. 1870. 5 and 1 cents. Good. 2 pieces
t 57 Dutch Indies. 1854 and 1858. 4 and xl:, guilder. Very
good. 2 pieces
*^58 4* h v1*' 1*1 -i* h i cent, etc. (torsi to fine. 18 ps
® £*>9 Iturmah. Peacock and inscription, (iood ; scarce. 16.
'60 Haiti. Year 13-25. Republic, Petion. Boyer. 50, 25 and 10 cents, silver or base. Good and fine. 6 pieces
0 61 Republic. Faustin, Geffrard. 10,6, 2. 1 c. copper. Good.
4 pu ces
Miscellaneous Coins , Etc.
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3 62 Dominica, Mexico, Brazil, Chili, Argentine Confederation, Buenos Ayres, Uruguay. Miscellaneous copper and nickel coins. Average good. 18 pieces
^ °63 Brazil. 1871. 200 reis, nickel. Uncirculated. 21.
/ 64 Miscellaneous copper coins. Culled from preceding lots. Many countries, etc.; large and small. Fair, poor or v pierced. 79 pieces.
^ 65 Greek and Roman. 2d, 3d and 4th bronze. Poor and very poor. 141 pieces
S 65 a Silver coins. France, Switzerland, Austria, Russia, Dan- ish West Indies, Dutch-India, Colombia. Dime size or larger. Fine. 11 pieces
•cj 66 France, Russia (1792), Holland, Turkey, British and Dutch India, West Indies, Mexico, Venezuela. Half dime size. Average fine. 25 pieces
^ ^7 Rome. 1550. Sede-vacante testoon. Fair.
1 1 68 Portugal. 40 reis of Joannes. Dime size ; fair.
/ 1/69 Bavaria, 1726, 30 kreutzer, Russia, 1852 and 1876, 25 and 20 kopecks, Brazil, 1865, 500 reis. Good to very fine.
4 pieces
^ °70 Bavaria. 1843. Gulden. Very good, y ©71 Colombia. 1877. Half dollar. Fine.
• 3 *72 Miscellaneous. Foreign silver, poor or pierced ; base, good to uncir. Average dime size. 27 pieces
4/o73 Catalogues, etc. W. E. Woodward. Jenks Collection, Sept. 1880. Priced.
*^74 The same. 46, 47 (plate), 49, 50, 52 and 54th sales, Priced, ink or pencil. 6 catals
^ 75 Geo. W. Cogan, John W. Haseltine (8), II . G. Sampson (3), H. P. Smith (10), Ed. Frossard (3), Scott & Co. (6), Chapman Bros. (1), etc. Priced in ink or pencil ; no dupl. 33 catals
! 76 W. E. Woodward. All different. Unpriced. 20 catals
/ 077 Clias. Steigerwalt (15), Ed. Frossard (16), Ed. and G. W.
■ J Cogan (6), H. G. Sampson (8), John W. Haseltine (11) Groux, etc. Unpriced ; no dupl. 64 catals
^ o78 Bolen’s medals. 1882. 8vo., interleaved. Cloth.
3 79 Coin Collector’s Journal. . 2 nos
*? 80 Confed. 7% bond, 1863; unsigned, and f2 note. 2 pcs V© 81 New Hampshire. Colonial note for 40 shillings, Nov. 3, 1775. Fine; rure.
/4/82 P ennsylvania and New Jersey. Good. 4 notes
, / 83 Japanese card with silk-worms as prepared for export.
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Miscellaneous Coins, Etc.
Collection of E. T. Howard of Red Wing, Minn.
U. S. Dollars. 1796. Flowing hair. Wry good. lie , 086 1796 Fillet head. Fine ; nicked on edge.
3 ©• ciW 1796 Good; scarce.
3 o S87 1797 Seven stars facing. Very good ; scarce.
/SS88 1798 Wide date. Hair a little rubbed ; hue.
/SSM9 1798 Close date. Same condition a* la»t.
L t c#0 1799 Five stars facing. Wry tine; scarce.
*^691 1799 Six stars facing. Very good.
I to 09- 1800 Very good.
J\j93 1802 Fine.
li SS‘9l 1808 Good; hair worn.
% & cP ^ 1^ Liberty seated; (iobrccht at base. Kev. Flying eagle and *26 stars. Extremely tine ; nearly proof. Rare.
^8 ©96 1840 Very fine.
13. 5"97 1846 Very tine.
I ' o98 1 h7 4 Trade. Brilliant proof.
/ hx, 99 1874 Trade. Uncirculated.
/ 5 cJOO 1879 Standard. Brilliant proof.
1879 Trade. Brilliant proof.
// ol02 1880 Standard. Brilliant proof.
/* Jl03 1880 Trade. Brilliant proof.
^>S194 Half dollars. 1796. Fair; pieroed through a star.
<7^106 1806 Very tine.
2 106 1806 From different dies. Very good. 2 pieces
£3t07 1807 Head to rignt and left. Good. 2 pieces
d~£,108 1808 From different dies. Good. 2 piec« *
^£109 1809 Very good. 2 pieces
£ £110 1810 Very good.
C% 111 1811 Wide date. Very good or fine.
5 611*2 18# 11 Same condition.
y OlS 1812, 18, and 1 4 Very good and fine. 3 pieces
4voll l 1817 Small date. Very good.
* 0116 1818 over T7 Good; scarce.
<5“ gild 1819 and *21 Small dates. Very good and good. 2 pcs 4- 7'1 17 1822 and ’23 Fine. 2 pieces.
£ £>118 1823 From different dies. Good to fine. 3 pieces
$^119 1824 Very fine.
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Miscellaneous Coins , Etc.
55120 52121 5/122 Lsv 23
5524
5525 52426 5*/12T Sol 28 5 5129 5ol30 ?5131
5132 6>;433 6^134 3ol35 2 5136 4, dl 37 3^138 5 5139 Z/5140 3S141 A 5142 / / 143 2 5144 /& 145 146 S 2/5147 89 0148 / 9ol49
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2 o!51
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5ol53 3! 154 3 155 > 5 0156
3 5 1 57 3. bl58 j 2 159
1825 Very good.
1826 Good and fine.
1827, 28, and 29 Good and very good.
1830 Very fine.
1831 and ’32 Fine.
1832 Very good or fine.
1833, ’34, ’35, ’36 Fine.
1837 and 39 Very good.
1838 Uncirculated.
1841, 42, and ’44 Very good.
1878 Very fine.
1879 Brilliant proof.
1880 Brilliant proof.
1880 Uncirculated.
Quarter dollars.
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3 pieces
2 pieces
1 805. Head rubbed 1821 Small date. Very good.
1832, ‘33, *35, *36, and *38 Good and very good 1834 Uncirculated.
1837 Very fine.
1879 Fine proof.
1880 Fine proof.
1880 Uncirculated.
Twenty cents. 1876. Fine.
Dimes. 1830 and 1880. Fine and uncir.
1879 and '80 Fine proofs.
Half dimes. 1832, uncir. ; 1833, fine.
5 cents nickel. 1833. Rev. V. Uncir. Cents. 1793. Ameri. Good; very scarce. 1793 Wreath. Very good. Monograph 4. 1793 Wreath. Very fair. Monograph 7.
1794, ’95, *96 (both types). Fair.
1797 and *98 Good and fair.
1799 Probably genuine ; poor.
1799 Fine electrotype.
1800, *01, *02, *03, ’05, and *06 Poor and fair.
1803 Very good.
1804 Broken die. Poor; date fairly visible. 1804 Mint restrike. Bright red.
1807 over *06, and perfect date. Good.
1808, TO, 'll, T2, and 14 Fair.
fair.
5 pcs
2 pieces
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yiice/la/Kisus Coin*, Ktc.
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* 6 160 1809 Fair; scarce.
h £l6l 1810 over ’9, and perfect date. Fair and good. 2 piece* >2,16*2 181*2 and 13 Good and very fair. 2 piece*
2.163 1816, ’17 (2 var.), ’18, ’19, ’*20, ’21, and 22 Fair to very good. 9 piece*
2 ol64 1823 over ’22 Very fair; scarce, a'llio 1824, ’25, ’26, ’27, ’29, ’31, and '38 Good to fiue. 7 pc i ol66 1887 fiat.
*^167 1838 and ’39 Silly head*. Good. 2 piece*
S' f> 168 1839 Booby head. A line cent.
/ 169 1849, i;,< to *49 Vevj good. 8 pieces
3 170 I860 to *66 inclusive. Fine to bright red. 7 pieces
/ to 171 1857 Large and small date*. Very g. and fine. 2 piece* *172 Miscellaneous date*. Fair to good. 16 pieces
6l73 Half CENTS. 1797 to 1857. 26 different date*, inclu-
sive of 1800, 1810, etc. Fair to bright red ; average very good. 28 piece*.
^ 174 Two cents. 1864, 69, and 70. Very f. and unc. 3 pc* o!75 1873 Proof; rare.
5 i cA~*> Nickel cents, etc. 1856. Flying eagle. Nearly proof;
. very scarce.
(o 177 18.’>7— 1863 inclusive. The *61 and *62 proof; balance uncirculated. 7 piece*.
S 178 Bronze cents. 1864, 65. 68, '69, 71, 78,74,75.76 and 79. Proof or uncirculated. 10 pieces
k ©179 Minor proof sets. 1877. 5, 8, 1 cent*.. Rare. 8 pc*
5 o 180 1878, 79, and ’80. 5. § 1 cents. 8 sets
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> 181 War Tokens. Includes “Million* for contractor*.'* “Frank L. Gay’s" Masonic, and other rare issue*. A
• i I' tt® lot. 878 pieces
74,182 Jeton*. American and Foreign, etc. Brats; average
fine. 62 pieces
t / 3 1 88 Colonial coins. Massachusetts. 1652. Shilling. Small planrhet and small tree. Very good indeed.
^ ^ 184 1787 and 1788. Cent*. Good.
8o185 1788 Half rent. \ fair.
^^186 Kosa Americana. 1723. Penny. Crowned rose. Brass; fair, scarce.
® ol*7 1722 Ixiuisiana rent. Fine.
188 1728 Worn! halfpenny. Good.
4 189 Connecticut. 1785- 87. Poor to good.
2 pieces
6 pieces
10
Miscellaneous Coins, Etc.
190 S' 191 V ^192 Jr 193 2.4T194 Sfc 195
/tf 196
/ 0197
Lf 198
2/ 199
% O 200 ^ o 201 J 202
> 2 203 5 204
New Jersey. 1786 and '87. Fair and good. 6 pieces Vermont. 1785. vermontis. Poor; legend weak. 1786 VERMONTENSIUM. Seven trees. Good.
1786, '87. and ’88 veu.mon auctori, etc. Good. 4 pcs. Fugio. 1787. Rev. “States United.” Fine. Miscellaneous. New York cent, Nova Constellatio, Vir- ginia, Fugio, etc. Poor to good; one pierced. 11 pcs Washington double-heyd cent, “ Unity States,” 1783,
bust in toga. Good. 3 pieces
Electrotypes of “ Carolina Elephant,” “ Liber Natus,” etc. Fine. 4 pieces
Copies. Rosa Americana, 1733: Sommer Island, rev. Dickeson’s coin safe ; Lord Baltimore penny (2). Cop.
and brass ; uncirculated. 4 pieces
Jacksonian tokens, etc. Includes “Loco foco," and a number of earlv or scarce store cards ; size of the old cent. Average very good. 50 pieces
A cow. “ A friend to the constitution.” rev. “ Agriculture and Commerce”; “ T. Duseman, Belleville,” rev. bouquet. Good ; scarce. 2 pieces
Negro kneeling. “Am I not a man,” etc.; female kneel-
ing, “ Am I not a sister,” etc. Very good. 18.
2 pieces
Miscellaneous store cards, politicals, etc. Includes Feuch- twanger cent, Randall & Co., Baltimore, “ Our Coun- try,” 1855. Copper and brass; 5 pierced. Average very good. 34 pieces
James E. Wolff, Petersburg, Va. A wolf ; rev. hat. Copper; uncirculated. 16.
N. & G. Taylor Co., Phila. Brass, varieties, uncirculated. 24. 2 pieces
*V204aN. Safford, Temperance House, Albany, N. Y. Copper, fine, but nicked ; scarce. 17.
205 Medals. Naked bust of Washington to right. Rev. the hundredth anniversary, etc., 1876. W. m., nearly proof. 34.
£ 206 Naked bust of Washington to left. Rev. The cherry tree scene. Masonic. W. m. ; fine. 32.
S? o 207 John Tyler. Peace medal. Bronze ; very fine. 40.
2 A 208 John Paul Jones. Bust. Rev. View of engagement off Scotch coast. Fine bronze medal by Dupre. 36.
• ^209 Abraham Lincoln. Bust to right. Rev. Broken column.
Bronze proof medal by Key. 32.
MisctHa/MOUs Coins, Etc.
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o*2lO Bust of Franklin to left. Kev. ekipi'IT cobijO, etc., in wreath of oak. Bronze ; very fine. 20.
(J o'l 11 Medal presented by the corporation of Philadelphia to / Captains Creighton. Low and Siouffer, for rescue of
passengers of steamer San Francisco, 1854. Coat of arias and inscription. Bronze ; very line. 48.
36 *212 Worcester Co. Meoh. Association, 1841. Award tnedal. Bronze; fine. 28.
3 2 UJ Centennial (1870; medals. Copper and w. m. Nearly proof. 27. 8 pieces
£©214 Centennial Commission medal. 1770. \V. m. pr. 80.
3215 Continental Currency. 1770. Restrike; w. m. pr. 25. 3 / 210 Tarry town Centennial. 18S0. Bronze proof. 22.
j $ 217 Maj. John Andre. Bust to right. Kev. old Dutch Church, Tappaii. Bronze proof. 22.
^£218 Saratoga Centennial. Surrender of Burgoyne and monu- ment. Bronze proof. 22.
5* 219 Egyptian Obelisk, N. Y. 1880. Afas<mic. Bronze; nearly
1 (j proof. 22.
2 (o 220 Montreal Numismatic Society ; Visit of Prince of Wales
to Canada, l W. in., tine, the latter pierced .7
2 pieces
3 221 Medalcts. Washington, Lincoln, Johnson. Grant, Cen- tennial, etc. Nickel, cop., hr., and w. m. Cncir. or proof. 12 to 21. 25 pieces
£ 222 Will Page, electro.; Erie medal, w. m. Good. 2* and
/ 0228 Bust of William IV. P «. London bridge, 1881. Bronze;
good. 82.
^^ 224 William Wake, Archb. Canterbury. Bronze; fine. 27.
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I 225 Louis XIV*. Bust. Various rev. Electro. 26. 5 j*c*
/ 226 J. Silvain Baillv. Bust And inscrip. Bronze; good. 26.
?4T227 Medal in memory of the slain in the July, 1 **80, revolu- tion. Females mourning and crowning a monument. Rev. Inscription. Bronze ; fine. 88.
t tS"228 Pierre Cartellier, sculptor. Boat and inscription. Bronte; fine. 28.
* sT2 29 Salustiano de Olozaga. Mortuary medial with bu-L 1861. Bronze; very fine. 28.
J c 280 Bust to left. Hev. KKi v X F.KTNO. Bronze J v. good. 28. 5T281 W ir medalet. Busts jugata of Crown Prince Alht rt and Prince George of Saxony. Kev. Metz. Sedan, 1*70. Brass, loop. Fine. 13.
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FOREIGN COINS -SILVER.
Austria. 1563. Coronation medalet. Radiant sceptre. PRO DEO et popvlo. Rev. Inscription. Pierced near border. Very good ; rare. 18.
Leopold, hogmouth, 1677, 3 kreutzer ; Francis I, 1818, 20 kreutzer. Uncirculated. 2 pieces
Bavaria. 1795. Carl Theodore. Crown. Very fair. Bolivia. 1851. Dollar; bust of Bolivar. Uncir.
Brazil. 1814. Dollar, or 960 reis. Fine.
Breda. 1625. Square siege piece for 2 stubers. Base ; fair, pierced. 11 x 11.
Brunswick, 1700. George Ludwig. Crown. Arms crowned. Rev. Horse to left. Uncirculated.
1811 24 Mariengrosehen ; half dollar size. Good.
William. 1855. Double thaler. Very fine.
Canada, 1872 and 1874, 25 cents; 1880, 10 cents. Fine and uncirculated. 3 pieces
Caracas. 1817. 2 real. Very good.
Central America. 1826. Dollar. Sun rising over moun- tains and tree. Uncirculated.
Chili. 1857, medio decimo ; 1872, 20 cents ; Costa Rica, 1849, real. Good and line. 3 pieces
Denmark. 1657. Frederic III. 2 marks. Good. Frederic IV. 1703 and 1705. 8 skilling. Good and
uncirculated. 2 pieces
Christian VII. 1787. Species thaler for Schleswig- Holstein. Good ; very scarce.
Christian VIII. 1844. Crown. Good.
England. JSdward I. Canterbury penny. Very good. Elizabeth. Shilling and sixpence 1 561 ) . Fair. 2 pcs idie same. 1575. Sixpence. Rose behind head. Fine. Charles II. 1668. Crown. Fair.
James II. 1687. Crown. Very fair.
Anne. 1703. Vigo crown. Fine.
Charles II, 2d ., Anne, 4 and 2d., George I. 4 d., Geo. II, 2d, Geo. Ill, 3 and Id., Victoria, 3, 2, and lid. Maundy. Fine and uncirculated. 11 pieces
George II, 1758, 6d. ; Geo. Ill, 1787, shilling; Geo. IV, 1826, 6d. ; William IV, 1831, 6d. Fine to unc. 4 pcs
George III. 1804. Bank of England dollar. Very good, The same. J 817, Half crowp. Fine,
Foreign Ctsins. — Silver.
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Vo 259 Victoria. 1845. Half crown. Fine.
1'he name. 1875. One Horin. Good.
*> '281 Fast India Co. 1841. Two anna*; also 1820, i and ^ crown for Mauritius. Hood and very fine. 2 piece®
>3o282 France. Napoleon 111. 1870 (la»t year of Imperial rule).
5 francs, Barely circulated ; very scarce.
*1 © 283 Frankfurt. 1880. Vereinsthaler. Uncirculated.
L 6 -04 1838 One heller. Nearly dime ®ize ; very fine.
(p o-05 Guatemala. 1870. 50 centavos. Fine.
/ 280 Haiti. Petiou. Year XIV. 12 centimes. Good.
i/ 287 Holland. 1782-1792. 8, 2, ami 1 stuber for Zeeland,
West Frisia, Gelria, Hast India Co, Fine to uuo. 8 pc*
/ 0 288 Hong Kong. 1888. Fen cents. Uncirculated.
^289 Hesse. 1788. fa reichsthaler. Fine.
/o270 Japan. Fourth itzebue; 5 and 10 sen. Varieties; fine.
4 pieces
J/O'271 Mexico. Maximilian. 1888. Dollar; m mint. V. fine, o ct!72 Republic. 1875. Dollar; Chihuahua mint. Cncir.
3 c>273 1877 50 and 25 centavos; Zacatecas mint. Good and fine. 2 pieces
0 5-274 Norway. Charles XIV. Species daler. Bust and crowned
arms. Uncirculated ; very scarce.
S' o275 Oscar II. 1878. 2 kroner (about size of vereinsthaler).
Uncirculated.
3 ci!78 Papal States. Innocent XI. Scudo. Papal arms and inscription in wreath of palm. Very good.
•~°277 Peru. 1870. Sol or d*‘0ar. Uncirculated,
^ *278 Prussia. Albert. 1542. Triple gros. Good.
ft j^-79 Russia. Peter I. 1723. Rouble. Rust laureate in armor.
Rev. Cntss-shaped nionogram formed of four Russian Pa* value in each angle. Very good ; scarce.
3j5T280 Catharine II. 1796, last year of her reign. Rouble. Fine, but a nick in the field.
1 0281 1854, 5 kopecs ; 1889 and “71, 20 kopec* ; 1885, 25 {tennis
for Finland. Good to very fine. 4 pieces
y6282 Salzburg. 1882. Commemorative half crown. Five saint* * with attributes, etc., an elaborate design. Verv fine.
e <*83 Saxony. John Frederic and Henry. 1540. Crown. Bust on each aide. Fine ; very scarce.
^o284 Siam. Bullet money. Tieal ; k and 4. Fine. 3 pic«'e» $6-85 Spain. Charles III. 1787. Dollar ; nearly fine.
£ 288 1882-1793. 2 ^3), 1. i leal, etc. Fair to fine. 8 pieces
14
Foreign Silver Coins , Etc.
I 5 287 Provisional Government. 1869. Peseta or franc. Fine. 42 Sweden. Charles XI. 1669. 2 marks. Bust laureate
to left. Rev. Three crowns. Very good.
^<5^289 Gustavus III. 1776. Riksdaler or crown. Fine.
7
o 290
/ £r o293
it/ 294
8^295
Charles XV. 1*62. 4 riksdaler riksmark or broad crown. Fine.
Oscar. 1857. 1 riksdaler species or broad crown. Uncir.
The same. 1859. Medallic half crown. Bust; a temple on rev. Very good.
Charles XV. 1869. 4 riksdaler riksmark or broad crown. Fine.
Uruguay. 1877. 20 centesimos or cents. Very fine.
Austria, Bogota, France, German Empire, Holland, Mexi- co, Morocco (1288), Naples, Switzerland, Venezuela, Fine to uncir. ; face value about SI. 16 pieces
Another lot. Many countries ; poor to fine, 3 pierced.
Face value about $4.20. 45 pieces
Base silver. Austria, German States, Norway, Sweden, etc. All uncirculated. 17 pieces
Base, nickel, etc. Poor to very good. 38 pieces
Roman Catholic medalet of the “ Children of Mary.” Silver ; fine. 14.
A FEW ANCIENT COINS.
L/ <T o300 >^o30i ' ^ o302 ^ o *303 3 V o304
Early Roman aes. Janus head and prow of ship. I for value above the prow. Fine; weighs over 9 oz. Agrigentum. Eagle. Rev. Crab in incused circle. Di- drachm ; good.
Tarentum. Naked horseman with shield to left. Rev. Taras on a dolphin. Didrachm; fine.
Macedonia. Philip II. Head to right. Rev. Horseman to right. Tetradrachm ; very good.
Alexander III, tin- Great. Head to right in lion-skin. Rev. Jupiter seated. Tetradrachm; very good.
FOREIGN COINS— COPPER.
Includes many scarce issues, purchased at from 10 to 75 cents each.
4 G 305 Australia, penny tokens, duplicates; Antigua, farthing (pierced). Good and fine. 3 pieces
3 306 Austria. 1762-1861. 2, 1, 4, f kreutzer. Average
fine ; no duplicates, 26 pieces
F^reiyn Coin*. — Cuf/jMT.
15
/ / 307 1807 30 and 15 kreutzer, necessity. Fine and bright red. 2 piece*
/ cB08 Barbadoe*. 1788. Penny. Kev. Pine apple. Fair.
|i 2 piece*.
wcoSOO 1792 Penny. Rev. Neptune. Fine; very scarce.
2 <.810 1792 Halfpenny Same type; very fair; black.
^6)811 Bahama. 1800. Cent. Nearly fine.
£tT812 Belgium. 1718). Liberation token; lion with liberty cap and inscription ; uncirculated. 18.
^°J318 Berlin. Zoll Marke. lleptagonal; uncir. 11.
? 814 Brazil. 80, 40, 20, XX and 10 rein; more than half of the earlier large issues; good to very fine. 17 piece*.
5 815 Bueno* Ayres. Cana de Moueda. 1*40 and 1800. 1
and 2 reale*; the former scratched; very good. 17 and 20. 2 piece*
3^.318 Canada. Provincial penny ami halff>enn\ token*. In- clude* a number of scarce issue*, such as ** R. Sharj*- ley,” “ VV. A. ( Nc S. Black’*.” eleven bouquet token* (one bra**), etc. No duplicate* ; average condition, nearly fine ; the Molson token pierced. 80 piece*
3,817 Doubtful. “British Colonies” “ To facilitate trade," “ Waterloo tokens," etc. Average very good. 82 |»c*.
/</ 318 1820 Penny token; Bust, “ God save the King." Rev. “ For publick accommodation.** Very go«»d.
fk.319 Ceylon. 1815. 1 stiver; Victoria, 1 cent. V. good. 2 pc*.
3 6820 Dutch India. 1826. 4 stuber. Coat-of-anns and M ale.
Very thick ; good. 15.
I ^ 821 Chili. 1885-1868. 1 ;»..J 4 centavo*. Very good. 6 pc*
V 322 Cartagena. 1813. 2 reale*, necessity; Caracas. 1818.
/ (juartillas; Cayenne, 1789, 2 sous; Guiana. 1 real.
Fair to fine. 10 piece*
&823 Dutch India, Egypt, Tunis, and Turkey. Good and fine.
11 piece*
* S*824 England. 1797. Twopence and penny. Largest Eng- lish copper coins. Fine ; scarce. 2 pieces
3 325 George I, II, HI. IV, William IV, Victoria, etc. Pence and halfpence, farthing, ami also model pennv half- penny and farthing. Good to uncir. 14 pieces
^826 Tradesmen’s penny tokens. 1811-T3, and one of 1787.
Average very good, no dupl. 13 piece*
^ 827 Halfpenny tokens. 1790. etc. Aver. good. 31 pieces
/ ,* 328 Farthing token. Bust. M Bladud founded Bath." Rev. Swineherd. •* Through his swine. Bright ; uncir.
1G
Foreign Coins. — Copper.
^5329 / 330
A 331
//l332 1/ 333
3 334 335
/ 336 A 337
V338 ( r 339 V 340
l *341
5^342
848
/*344
lr 346
7 347
1792 Coventry halfpenny. Elephant. Rev. Lady Godiva on horseback. Red ; uncir.
Essequebo and Denierary. 1813. Stivers and 1 stivers. Good. 5 pieces
France. Louis XIII, XVI, Republic, Napoleon, etc. Includes a large Monneron token and 1680 States of Burgundy. Large and small. Good lot. 36 pieces German States. Many varieties, quite a number of the 18th century. Average line. 82 pieces
Guernsey. 1830-34. 8, 4, and 1 doubles; States of Jersey, 1841-’58, and of shilling; Gibraltar,
“Two quarts,” etc. ; Greece, 1869, lOlepta. Fine lot.
9 pieces
Haiti. 1832-63. 20, 10, 61, 2, and 1 centimes. Aver- age good. 12 pieces
Holland. 1681, 1703, 1722, etc. Zeeland, Gelria, Hol- landia, Over Vsel, West Frisia, Utrecht, etc. Nearly all of the 18th century and a line lot. 24 pieces
Honduras. 1853. Provisional 8 and 4 reales. Poor. 5 pcs
India. Chielly of the English Company, a few with native inscriptions only ; also Hong Kong mil. A desirable lot; average very good. 33 pieces
Italy. 1610-1867. Includes two of the large 10 tornesi of Sicily, etc. Average very good. 32 pieces
Isle of Man. 1733-1839. Penny, halfpenny and farthing tokens. Fair to very good, one pierced. 14 pieces
Ireland. Janies II. Gun money. Crown, half crowns and shillings. Various issues. One line, balance poor to very fair. 12 pieces
1744-1822 Pence, halfpence and farthings, struck for Ireland. Average good. 18 pieces
Japan. Tempo, 2, 1, 4 sen, rin. Fine. 8 pieces
Liberia. 1833. Token for one cent; 1862, one cent.
Very good. 2 pieces
Luxemburg. 1854 and "55. 2£ and 10 centimes. Fine.
2 pieces
Morocco, 1272 and ’86 hegira; Mexico, 1814-1876, 4, quartillas, etc. ; includes Chihuahua, and San Luis Potosi. Average very good. 18 pieces
Papal States. 1837-68. 2, 4 baiocchi, 4, 1, 4 soldi.
Very good. 6 pieces
Portugal. One moidore weight, arms of Portugal ; another weight counterstamped. Fine. 2 pcs
Furtijn Coins. — Copper.
17
4 348
2 o 349 y 850
#o3ol
./
1 ^353
1/ 854 3 855
5o356
^ o857 / 358
r 869 ' - 36n
^ 801
4.802 ^ 6363
2 6304 ^ c. 305
' £ 300
1720, ’44, ’04, ’77, ’96. ’97, 1813, etc. 40 <4;, 20 (small), X, 10 large and small, 5, V, and 111 rci*. A line lot.
16 piece*
Homan Republic. 1849. 3 baiocchi, struck at liologua.
Very fine. 24.
Russia. 1788-187*4. 5, 2, l kopecs, etc., also 5 bani of
Koumania. Includes two very large 5 kopec*. Fine lot. 1 7 pieces
Siberia. 1781. 10 kopecs. Very fine. 29.
St. Helena, 1821, halfpenny; Schle*wig-lioUteiu, 1851, sechsling; Scotland, 1092; Switzerland, Good and fine. 7 pieces
Sarawak. 1868. One Cent. **J. Brooke, Rajah.’’ Very fine.
Spain. 1752-1870. Good to line. 17 piece*
Westphalia, 1812, 5 cents of Jerome Napoleon ; Vene- zuela, 1852 and 62, 1 and 4 centavos ; Fruguav, 1857, 20 centesimoa ; 1869, 4 and 2 ceutesimo*. Fine. 7 pcs
Sweden. Charles XII. 1 daler, copiier plate money. Counterstamp with date 1715 in each corner, value in the centre — extra oouuteratamp 1718 near centre. Very fine ; rare. 54 x 54 in.
Frederic. 1785. 4 daler, copper plate money. Five coun- terstumps. Very ginxl. 84 x 34 in.
1636-1872 5, 2, 1, 4, \ ore ; 4. 2, 1, I. 4. 1. J. ^ skil-
ling, also 1790 mining token. No dupl. ; average very good . 63 pieces
Charles XII. Copper dale rs. Fair and good. 6 piece*
Miscellaneous. Duplicates of preceding lots, pierced, or poor to fair. A lot by no means devoid of all merit.
300 pieces
Miscellaneous. Nickel and l»a*e coins, brass jeton*. etc. Poor to fine. 57 piece*
Tli in copper planchet, engraved with emit of arms. Fine. 17 x 17.
Coin books. Sandham, Alfred. Coin*. Tokens and Medals of the Dominion of Canada. Montreal, 1869. Plates. 8’ cloth.
Frossard, Ed. Monograph of U. S. ('cuts and Half Cent*. 9 plates. Irvington, N. V.. 1879. 4 half mor.
Mathews, Geo. I). The Coinage of the World. Ancient and Modern. Illustrated. New York, 1876. 8'
cloth.
Colonial Notes. New Jersey, etc. Very poor. 31 notes
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Miscellaneous Coins , Etc.
>(ro367 £tT368 L/~t y q369
2 5T 370 y 371 4 c/ 372 fe>6"373
^<T374
/«5~375
/eT376
5*0377
^o378
\ 379
3 380 6 381
ly tT 382
3 o 383 3 ? 384 u o385 3^386
3 5 387
MISCELLANEOUS COINS, ETC.
Another Property. '
United States. Dollar. 1795. Fillet head. Good.
Half dollars. 1795. From different dies. Very fair. 2 pcs
1838 Pattern half dollar. Head of Liberty with coronet to left. Rev. Flying eagle to left. Proof ; rev. die cracked. Rare.
Quarter dollars. 1822 and ’34. Good. 2 pieces
Half dime. 1800. Fine; scarce.
Wood halfpenny. 1723. Very fine.
London halfpenny. Elephant on rev., same as in the South Carolina piece. Fine ; scarce.
French Colonial jeton. Bust of Louis XV. Rev. Galley. col. franc, de l’am. 1755. Fair ; scarce.
Colonies Francoises. 1767. Counterstamped II. F. Fair.
Robert Soulsby, Voux Hall, Baltimore. Feuchtwanger composition token, half dime size. Good.
Brunswick. George IV. 1828. | crown. Very fine.
Canada. Jacques Cartier, St. Roch, Quebec. Beaver and inscription. Copper; fine and scarce. 17.
Vexator Canadensis. McLachlan xxi and xxii. Both poor, as always. 2 pieces
Bank of Montreal, 1837. 2 sous token. Habitant and
arms. Fine.
John Roy, Starr & Shannon, 1815, Commercial Change, etc. Provincial coins and tokens, halfpenny and far- thing size. Very good. 11 pieces
Bust of George II to left. Rev. Inverted fleur-de-lis supported by a crowned lion and a horse. Names and dates of engagements fought in 1759, etc. Yellow bronze ; very fine. 27.
Bust of Alfred, Prince of Wales. Rev. View of Victoria Bridge, Montreal, I860. Bronze; very fine. 27.
View of Y. M. C. A. building, Montreal. Rev. Inscrip- tion. Bronze proof. 28.
Medal of the Numismatic and Archaeological Society, Montreal. Bronze; nearly proof. 27.
Bust of T. James Claxton. superintendent: Rev.
RUSSELL HALL SUNDAY SCHOOL MONTREAL, etc. W. m. proof. 29.
Central America. 1831. 2 reales. Sun rising over
mountain peaks and tree. Fine ; scarce.
\l\ MrUuknKuus Cuius, Etc.
l y
5 6388 *2 389
?«, o8*> /2.«i 391
/‘'o»92
/* <*193 / o394 to eS 395
6 896
3 o397 // 5 398
P « 6 399
S* 6 400
* 0401
5T402
^ 0408
9,4"!
/ S c40.‘
.»
^ 0406 '* 6407
' J <S 408
England. Henry 11. Penuy. Very fine.
Edward 1. Penny. London mint. Very good.
Edward III. Roae noble. King with aword and shield in ship, etc. A very line impression of this coinage. Gold ; rare. 22.
Edward VI. 1651. Half crown. King on horseback and arms ; m.m. Y. flood ; very scarce.
Philip and Mary. Shilling. Buata facing each other under a crown and arms. Well struck ; remarkably good for this coinage.
Elizabeth. Shilling, lluat to left and arms. Fine.
The same. 1667. Sixpence. Barely fair.
The same. 1572. Threepence. Rotte behind the head, etc. Fine ; scarce.
The same. Half groat. Crowned bust, two pellet# l»e- hind the head, k !> a koba sink spina. Rev. civita* London, shield, etc. Fine; scarce.
The same. Penny. Same type as last. Fine.
The same. llalf|M>nny. A portcullis. Rev. Cross mo- bile, three pellet# in each angle. Fine; rare.
James I. Half crown, second coinage. King on horse- back to right and arms. Very good ; quite e» scarce as the crown.
The same. Shilling, first coinage. Crowned profile and arms. Nearly fine.
The same. Sixpence, first coinage. Barely fair.
The same. Half groat, penny, half(>enny. Rose crowned, l. D. O. ROSA SINE SPINA. Rev. TVKATYR VNITA DKVft, a thistle crowned. Very good, the half groat gilt, penny pierced. 3 pieces
Charles I. 1644. Oxford Crown. Extremely fine electro.
The same. Half crown. King on horseback. Rev. Shield of arms, CHRISTO AVRPICF. REGNO. Very good.
The same. Shilling. Crowned profile in armor to left, XII behind the head. Rev. Crowned “hield ; ar DEVb CON.IVNXIT NEMO SEP a ret. Very fine. This reverse is not described br Henry.
W w
The same. Sixpence. Crowned profile to left, VI behind the head. Rev. CHRISTO, etc. Fine.
Commonwealth. 1664. Half crown. A shield within branches of laurel and palm, thf. commonwealth. etc. Rev. II VI over two shields. Very good ; rare.
Shilling. 1652. Same type. XII over shield. Very fine.
20
Miscellaneous Coins , Etc.
3S409
L/ lo 410
&tr c411
/ Cr
> c Oil;
341- o41i £ Jilt
/? 41
fe/<T4l!
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/ 6421
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4 6422
7
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5 6124
^ J 425 S"426 J H c427
3 5 c4 2 8
^ol29
5 c430
V>)431
432 • o433
Penny and halfpenny of the Commonwealth. Very good. 2 pieces
Charles II. 4, 3, 2, and 1 pence. Crowned profile to left, numerals behind the head. Rev. Shield : christo, etc. Fine ; rare set. 4 pieces
The same. 1662. Crown. Rust laureate to right. Rev. Four shields crowned and four pair of Cs in angles. Mead rubbed ; very good.
The same. 1670. Half Crown. Similar. Fine.
The same. 1668. Shilling. Similar. Fine.
The same. 1683. 4 pence, Maundy. Fine.
James II. 1686. Half crown. Very good.
The same. 1686. Sixpence. Very good.
William and Mary. 6 and 4 pence. Very good. 2 pcs William III. 1698. Half crown. Very fine.
Anne. 1707. Half crown. Very good.
The same. 1705. Sixpence. Rust to left. Rev. Crowned thistle; NEMO, etc. Good.
George 1 . 1717. Half crown. Rev. Roses and plumes
in angles. Nearly fine.
George II. 1739. Shilling. Rev. Roses in angles. Ex- tremely fine.
The same. 1741. Half prown. Rev. Roses in angles. Brilliant ; uncirculated.
The same. 1746. Half crown, lima under the bust. Rev. Plain angles. Fine.
The same. 1758. Shilling. Plain angles. Very fine. The same. 1732. Maundy penny. Fine.
George III. 1804. Rank of England. 5 shilling, or dollar. Very fine ; minute nick on edge.
The same. 1804. Rank of Ireland token for 6 shillings. Fine proof ; rare.
1811 Commercial token for fid. Bust to right. Rev. Rose and shamrock entwined. Jc o). Fine.
The same. Old bust to right. Rev. bank token 3 shil 1811 in wreath. Uncirculated.
The same. Head laureate to right. Rev. bank* token 3 shill. 1812. Uncirculated.
The same. 1817 and 18. Half crowns. Fine. 2 pieces George IV. 1823. Half crown, by Pistrucci. Rev. Crowned shield within the garter, St. George slaying the dragon below. Uncirculated.
Miscellaneous Coins, h'tc.
21
/ 0434 George 111 ami IV, Victoria. 3, 2, 1J, ami 1 pence Maundy. Fine to proof. 5 pieces
/ ^435 James II, 1689, XXX and XII, Gun money; William and Mary, 1692, Irish farthing ; George II, 1754, farthing and halfpenny token, (food to tine. 5 pieces
1/ o 436 Franck. Louis XIV, 1656. Half crown, Rouen mint. Good.
JO «S437 Louis XV. 1718. Crowu. Bust to right. Kev.
Crowned shield. La Rochelle mint. Very good. h & n438 I'he same. 1725. Crowu. Kev. Four crowns and four pairs of 1, around a quadruple lily. La Rochelle mint.
i ( iood.
^2-439 Louis XVI. 1779. Half crown, Paris mint. Very good.
^6440 Napoleon I. Year 13. 5 franca. Kev. “Kepuhlique
Fram;aise" Good ; pierced.
82441 Louis XVIII. 1816. Pattern franc. Head to left and arms, domink halvum ka<* hk*jkm on edge. Uncir.
h 442 Bronze (2) and brass medalet*. Napoleon 1 und L«nn* Philip|»e, also Napoleon I, 1813, soldo for Italy. Aver, size 16. 4 pieces
l 0443 Haiti. J. P. Boyer. Year 26. 100 cents. Half dollar
ki size ; base silver, fair.
®^444 Prussia. Fred. Win. III. 1814. Keichsthaler. Fair, /o ( 4 45 Fred. Wm. JY. 1846. Double thaler. Wrt^ood.
4>iS446 1 he same. I860. Vereinsthaler. Fine.
// C>447 Kio df LA Plata. 1818. Dollar. Kadiant sun and arms. Fine.
70448 Saxony. Frederic Augustus. 1852. Double thaler. Very good.
® o449 Suotlvni>. Robert III. Groat. Knglish type. Very fair: small piece broken from edge.
L/ o450 Mary. Plark. Crowned thistle between M. R. MARIA.
D. O. R. 8COT0RVM. Kev. OPPIDVM RDIXRU ROM. Fine; rare. 14.
^ 0451 Charles II. u. R. crowned. Rev. Thistle. Base; fine. 18.
f‘ o452 Sierra Lkone 1791. Dollar. Prowling lion and hands M joined. Fine ; scarce.
o (vl:>8 Spain. Charles IV. 1799. Dollar: Me rim mint. (iood.
454 The same. Proclamation medalet. Arms crowned. Kev. V H. P. y. AXOELOPOLIT. t* PROT 1. A M ATtOKE XVI. KAI.
PERRVARIA8 MDCCXC. Silver; nearly pn*of. 18.
^ A 155 Isabella. 1852, 10 reale* (half dollar) ; 1866. 40 cents de esc (franc). Very good. 2 piece*
22
Miscellaneous Coins, Etc.
I \ 456 3 457
i/ o458 450
Sweden. Carl XIV. 1832, 4 crown ; also Oscar, 1 848— ’53, 4 crown, 24 and 12 skilling for Norway. Good.
4 pieces
Silver and base silver. Uruguay, 10 centesimi : two annas, India ; quartilla Mexicana ; Helvetia, 1 franc, etc. Good to fine, 5 pierced. Face value $1.25. 23 pcs.
Ancient Coins. Cornelia and Julia. Denarii. Good and fine. 2 pieces
Marcus Aurelius. Rev. Concord. Denarius. Fine.
/ o460 Roman 1st (4), 2d (14), 3d (4), and 4th (6) bronze. Vari- ous emperors. Fair to good. 28 pieces
/ / c 461 W. E. Woodward. Mickley sale catalogue, New York, 1867. Fully priced in ink, paper cover ; binding loose. Rare.
2 462
1 S 6463 / 0 464 i o465
o466 z/^467 (o o468
2 * o469
^ 470 V 471
£ o472
' ^ 473 (■ i >474
475
COINS, CONFEDERATE NOTES, ETC.
1852 Half dollar; O. mint. Very good; rare date.
1852 Half dollar; 0. mint. Good.
1821 and '27 Dimes. Very fair. 2 pieces
1838 Starless, and '53 without arrows. Dimes. Fair.
2 pieces
1846 Dime. Good; very scarce.
1722 Rosa Americana penny. Yellow copper ; fair.
1787 Massachusetts half cent ; fine, nicked over the head. Kentucky cent. Pyramid of stars, each inscribed with initial letter of State. Rev. Hand with scroll, etc. Thick planchet, lettered edge ; uncirculated, rare.
Canada. Provincial coins and tokens, a few English in the lot. Penny size only ; good to fine. 150 pieces
The Farmer's Almanack. Edited by Robert B. Thomas. 1794, 1810 to ’21. 1825 to ’31, 1834 to *67, 1870 to '81. Generally in excellent condition, a few covers wanting, title page of first number (1794) partly torn. 66 vols.
Confederate notes. $10. July 25, 1861. Female leaning on shield on which is a Confederate flag, etc. Canceled by curving cut below. Fine; rare. H 11.
2 notes
$10. Duplicates. Same condition. 2 notes
$50. Sept. 2, 1861. Train of cars in motion. Partly red. Canceled. Very fine; rare. H 18.
$50. Duplicates. Fine ; canceled as before. 3 notes
Cot/w, CoHjuUra tt XoUs, Etc.
23
*4 o476 l, « 477
3o*'* 3 / 47"
1 4*0 f/ c481
3 ^ 462
4L t483
2 $464 4«P»85
^^466 * ^487
^ . j186
3 5(489
#20. Sept. 2, 1861. Female figure, globe ami »hip. in centre. Partly red; canceled. V. Hue and rare. H 20.
♦20. Duplicates. Fine. 3 notes
#10. Sept. 2, 1861. Group of Indians in centre. Partly red ; canceled. Fine ; rare. H 34.
♦ 10. Duplicates. Good ami fine. 3 notes
#5. Sept. 2, 1861. Negroes loading cotton, etc. Can- celed. Fair condition. H 43. 4 notes
♦5. Sept. 2, 1861. Machinist with hammer, etc. Can- celed. Fine ; rare. H 44.
♦ ’>. Duplicates. Fair to fine. 3 notes
♦20. Sept. 2, 1861. Head of Alex. II. Stephens iu centre. Partly green ; canceled. New. II 21.
♦20. Duplicates. Fine. 3 notes
♦20. Sept. 2, 1861. Three female figures in centre. Liberty to left. Partly green ; canceled. Fine ; rare. H 24.
♦20. Duplicates. Good and fine. 3 notes
♦ loo. Ffb. 1 7, 1 66 l New.
♦20. Feb. 17, 1864. Very fine or new. 100 notes
♦10. Feb. 17, 1864. Very fine or new. 150 notes
The following lots an* compris'd iixcMveljf of very fin**, «tv, swl
un«-!UicelU>«| notes.
^ o490 July 2.*>, 1861. ♦100 and ♦•'»0. Head of Washington;
-hip. II 7. *, 9.
/v ' 491 Same issue. flO. Female and Confederate fi.ig. Vari- / eties. II 11. 2 notes
G/ <492 Same issue. ♦•"». Female and 5 in centre. Only good, but very rare. H 12.
41*3 Sept. 2, 1861. flOO. Men loading wagon; varieties. ♦50, female and money chest, varieties. H 14. 15,
II) 1T« 1
^ 404 Same issue. 950. Head of Jefferson; varieties. #20, head of Stephens. II 19, 20, 21. 4 notes
/ 6495 Same issue. 920. Three female figures in centre. H
24. Very rnre.
^ « 496 Same issue. ♦20. Ship in centre; varieties. H 25, 26, 27. 3 notea
497 Same issue. 910. Negro picking cotton. General Marion, head of Hunter, females and urn, female leaning on an anchor. H 30, 81. 32, 36, 37, 39. 40, and 10*.
8 notes
24
Coins, Confederate Xotes , Etc.
S498
/ J ^499
/ 500
;
501
Same issue. $10. Group of Indians. New; very rare.
Same issue. $5. Group of females, machinist with hammer, sailor and cotton bales in centre. II 42, 44, 45, and 47. 4 notes
Same issue. $5. Head of Memminger, female seated on cotton bale. II 50, 52, 58. 3 notes
Interest notes. $100 (2); June 2. 1862, 2, South strik- ing down the North : Sept. 2, 1862. 10, female seated on bale. II 56, 64, 67. 4 notes
;
502
«
Dec. 2, 1862. $100. Head of Mrs. Davis; bust of Davis
(varieties); 20, capitol at Nashville; 10, do. Mont- gomery: 5, do. Richmond. II 68, 69, 70,71,75,80.
7 notes
April 6, 1863. $100. Head of Mrs. Davis; 50, head of
Davis (varieties); 20, capitol at Nashville; 10, do. Montgomery ; 5, do. Richmond ; 1, head of C. O.Clav ; 50, profile of Davis. H 86, 87, 88, 89, 91. 93, 97, 109, and 112. 9 notes
©604
Feb. 17, 1864. $100, small note, and 50, XI series, and 117.
II 115
2 notes
COLONIAL AND UNITED STATES COINS, ETC.
V- o505
3 / 506 f) ' 507 3 o508 509
' ? 510
Vernon medals. Full figure to right, between a fort inscribed “ Havana " and a ship. ed. vernon es<4>., vice admiral OF THE BLUE. Rev. Six ships and forts. HE TOOK l’ORTO-BELLO, etc. nov 22 1739. Brass : verv fine. 23.
Two figures facing, admiral vernon and commodore brown. Rev. Six ships and forts, same legend as last. Varieties. Brass; fine and uncir. 23. 2 pieces
F till figure to left between a fort inscribed “ Fort Chagre *’ and a ship. A dm L vernon TOOK, etc. Rev. Six ships and forts; he took, etc. Brass; fine. 23.
Full figure to right between a ship and a mortar, the BRITISH GLORY REVIV.D BY ADMIRAL VERNON. Rev. Ships, forts, etc. Brass; fine. 23.
Bust to hip facing left, admiral vernon took poiito- bello. Rev. Ships and forts, with six ships only. Brass; uncir. 16.
Full figure to left, admiral vernon the preserver of ms country. Rev. Ships and forts inscribed s Phillip, iaoo, etc., 1741. Brass; good. 24.
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Don Hla»* kneeling between Vernon and Ogle. THi PH IDE or SPAIN HUMBLED, etc. KeV. Ship* and fort. THEY TOOK PAKTHAOKNA APBIL 1741. Bra**; tine. 24.
Duplicates of 50l> and 510. Fair. 2 pieces
Louis XV. 1720. Livre or franc, struck for America. Bust. Kev. Two l crowned, sir somkx, etc. Same coinage as the so-called Louisiana cents. Fine ; very scarce. 18.
Continental Currency. Sun-dial; continental clhency, 1770. Kev. Thirteen links with names of States, etc. Uncirculated; rare variety. 24.
New Jersey Cents. 1780. Small horse’s head, wide shield. Olive color; very fine. Maris 14 — J.
1780 Long head, straight beam. Very good. 15— L.
1780 Horse head very near legend to right, and break in die from point of breast upward.* (»o»<d; \. »\ rare. Maris ( 18— J > says he has seen but three.
1780 Horse-head with eve in the neck ; long, straight beam lient up at the end. A rare variety. Very fine ; dark. 25-S.
1780 Head high above the beam, which i«* curved, and large w ide shield. Fine ; scarce. 2<)-N.
1780 Ismg-handlcd. light, low plough, pin-scratch in the field. Fine. 21-N.
1780 Heavy plough, curved beam. Nearly fine. 23-1*.
1787 Plough close to horse, the beam bent upward. Very good. 0-D.
1787 Thick, low plough, straight beam. Good ; verv scarce. 28-S.
1787 Balls to plough-handles, horse s ears verv far apart. Very fine. 82-T.
1787 Curved beam with single-tree near the end. Very fair; corroded. 34 -J.
1787 Small head and plo ugh. Scarce variety. Very good, small piece of edge wanting. 15-Y.
1787 Same obverse. Ke\. Long, narrow shield. Very good ; scarce.
Colonial and United States Coins , Etc.
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1787 Small plough; the last 7 in date much below the other figures. Fine. 39-a.
1787 Short-handled plough, beam curved upward. Good. 43-d.
1787 Horse with broad chest ; very small but high plough. Rev. A break in die through shield. Very fine. 48-g.
1787 Horse with long curved neck. V. good indeed. 54-k.
1787 Large planchet, period after nova caesarea. Struck from badly broken dies. Fair ; curious. 62-q.
1787 Large planchet ; high, slender plough. Rev. Per- fect shield. A fine cent. 63-q.
1787 Horse with arched breast, single-tree attachment touches a in caesarea. Very good. 46-a.
1787 Large, high plough, arched mane, knobbed nose. Struck over an English halfpenny of George III, whose profile exactly fits into the shield on reverse. Very good ; extremely odd and curious. 56-n.
1787 Long, slender plough, with curved handles, the beam extending upward to A of caesarea. Lev. ★ e ★ I'LURIRUS ★ unum ★ Good ; rare variety. 61-p.
1788 High plough, with short handles, long coulter, and slightly curved beam, a broad shield on rev. Fine ; dark. 65 -u.
1788 Horse head and low long plough to left, narrow shield on rev. Of uniform dark brown color ; very fair. Rare. 50-f.
1786 Maris 16, rev. engraved; 1787 and one misstruck,
unclassified, one or two possibly undescribed. One pierced ; poor to very fair. 6 pieces
Massachusetts. 1787. Cent. Broad bundle of arrows and laurel branch in eagle's claws. Light brown ; ex- tremely fine.
1787 Cent. Small eagle, only six arrows in bundle. Very fair.
1787 Cent. Horned eagle variety. Corroded ; fair.
1788 Cent. Wide date. Nearly fine.
1788 Cent. Small, close bundle of arrows. Piece of outer copper coating gone, impression plain on the metal below. Good ; very odd.
Kentucky. Cent. Pyramid of stars, each inscribed with the name of a State. E Tluribus unum. Rev. Hand with scroll inscribed our cause is just, near border unanimity, etc. Broad planchet, plain edge. Very fine.
Colonial and United State* Coin s, Etc.
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The same. Small planchet, plain edge. Very fine; rare.
Minor Pltoor 8KT«. 1869. 5,3, *2, aiul 1 cent*. Brilliant proof#. 4 piece#
1870 5, 3, 2, and 1 cento. Except the cent, brilliant
proof#. 4 piece#
1871 5, 3, 2, l cento. Brilliant proofs. 4 piece#
1873 5, 3, 2, 1 cento. Brilliant proof#; rare. 4 piece#
1877 5, 3, and 1 cent#. Brilliant proof#; rare. 3 piece#
1878 5, 3, 1 cent#. Proof-* ; very scarce. 3 piece#
1879 5, 3, 1 cent#. Fine proof#. 3 piece#
1880 5, 3, 1 cent#. Brilliant proof#. 3 piece#
1881 5, 3, 1 cent#. Brilliant proof*. 3 piece*
1882 5, 3, 1 cent#. Brilliant proof*. 3 piece#
1883 5 (3 varieties), 3, 1 cent*. Brilliant proofs. 5 j>c#
1884 5, 3, 1 cent*. Brilliunt proof#. 3 piece#
DOLLAR. 1800. Strictly fine; scarce.
Half dollars. 1803. Pointed '6. Nearly fine.
1815 Small hole over head, neatly plugged, and light pin scratches in the field. A fine impression ; rare.
1833 I ncirculated.
1839 (> for Orleans under the bust. Good; scarce.
1878 Brilliant proof ; very scarce.
1883 Brilliant prt>of.
Quarter Dollars. 1887. I ncirculated ; scarce.
1878 Brilliant proof.
188,3 Brilliant proof.
Dimes, etc. 1796. Break in die from lower star to bonier. Hair a little rubbed, but hair-lines plain. Almost fine ; rare.
1814 Small, wide date. V’ery goo<l ; scarce.
1820 Large date ; good.
1821 Small date. Fine; scarce.
1878 Brilliant proof.
1883 Brilliant proof.
1883 Varieties of 5 cents nickel. Brilliant pr. 3 pieces 1883 3 and 1 cents. Brilliant proofs. 2 pieces
Cents. 1793. Chain; dot after legend and date, Good ; a rare variety.
1793 Chain; without dot. Ftne ; rare.
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Colonial and United States Coins, Etc.
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1793 Wreath. Broad head. Very good; dark. Mono- graph 5.
1794 Head of ’93. Double-chin. The date weak as usual, but very good for this rare variety.
1794 Scarred head variety. A sharp and perfect impres- sion, with narrow and perfect milling and of beautiful olive color. Uncirculated; rare. Limited at $10. Cost owner $15.50.
1794 Short bust. Fine ; scarce.
1798 Very fine.
1807 Perfect date. Brown color ; fine, slight bruise on reverse edge. •
1825 Fine uncirculated impression, the stars rounded from weak dies. Steel color.
1836 From different dies; very good. 2 pieces
1843 ’44 obv. and rev. Rare variety ; uncirculated.
1846 Very fine.
1850 Very fine.
1851 Bright red ; perfectly uncirculated.
Half cents. 1794. Poor; date visible.
1831 Probably altered date ; if so no marks of tooling visible. Fine ; very rare date.
1833 Fine proof.
Store cards, Abrahams, M. A., Weston, Mo. Brass; fine. 17
Atwood’s, 243 Bowery. Fine electrotype of this rare card.
Barrett, J. W., 5c. ; Citizens St. R. R. Co. (octag.). Brass; fine. 14. 2 pieces
Bust of Stephen A. Douglas. Rev. “Elliot, Vinson & Co.,” “ Gossitt, Hill & Co.,” “Stockman & Co.,” “Steamer Lancaster No. 4,” “ Weighell & Son's 20 cents,” blank. Copper; uncirculated. 14. 6 pcs
Same obv. Rev. “ The Wealth of the South.” Copper ; uncir., scarce.
Same obv. Rev. “ No submission to the North.” Cop. ; uncir., scarce.
Same obv. Rev. U. S. shield, different inscriptions, “ President’s house.” Copper (2) and tin ; uncir.
3 pieces
Spanish and Mexican 2 reales or 1 dollar stamped “Ebling’s Columbian Garden, 200 Bowery, N. Y.” Good. 2 pieces
Colonial and United States Coins, Etc.
29
l 3^604 Engel, H., Jacksonville, 111., “5 tenth. Brash ; o<tag. Fine. 14.
605 Old Spanish real stamped “S. M. W. Gouverneur N. Y.” Fair.
<2 606 G. M. 5o.; Samuel Hart Sc Co.; Illiuois Watch Co.;
one loaf, Lindemanu Sc Co., N. Y. Cop., hr. aud w. in. Good. 8 t.. 22 7 pittas
^ 607 McDonald, W. C. 5c.; 100 Street (2). Cop. and hr.
Fine. 15 aud 17. 2 pieces
S 008 Q. M. G. D. 20c. war token. Brass; fine. 14.
1 u609 Hickey’s Book Store, Dayton, O. Copper; uncir. 17.
5"610 Handel, J. Jr., 1825 (rev. blank); Albert Rosa; I..
Jos. Heavley, 5c. Copper and brass ; fine. 12 to 14.
S pieces
/V611 Schultler, Peter, Chicago; Shaw’s Saloon, 10c. Bra**;
tin.-, l o and SO. 2 pltttt
^(r>612 Van Nostrand Sc Dwight, 140 Nassau Street, New York.
Copj>er ; varieties ; fine to bright red. 10. 8 pieces
* f'HJld Webb, C. I!., Congress Hall, 142 Broadway, New York ;
C. it I. I ). Wolfe, 87 Maiden Lane, N. Y. rev. Grand Canal 1828; W. W. Wilbur, Charleston, 8. C. Cop- per aud brass; fine. 16 and 17. 8 pieces
* '• 614 Good Samaritan; a token of the war, 1868; Millions for
defense. Hare war tokens. Fine and uncir. 12 to 16.
8 pieces
w ©615 M KDALft. Bust of Washington to right. Obverse of the Boston evacuation medal, cast in Berlin iron. Fine. 54.
h i >616 Naked bust of Washington to left ; F. H. Smith J* Hart- man, .V. K, under the shoulder. Rev. Tomb of Wash- ington. Bronze ; very fine and rare. 40.
r 617 Bust of Washington to left. Rev. Altar with mourning / figures. The large Perkins funeral medal. Tin ; fair.
Very rare. 36.
2 * 618 Washington on horseback. Rev. View of evacuation of
/ New York by the British. Centennial medal. 1788-
1883. W. m. pierced, proof. 26.
^‘619 Bust of Washington to right. Rev. “ Centennial cele- / bration, etc., 1» 83— 1888. M . tn. proof, pierced. 20.
' 620 Duplicates of last two No*. Proof. 2 pieces
,3'c 621 Bust of Washington to right. Rev. “ Centennial cele- bration, Oct. 18, 1883, Newburgh, N. Y.,” etc. W. m. proof. 17.
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Colonial and United States Coins , Etc.
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Military bust of Washington to left; to aid ‘ s. John's GUILD — FLOATING HOSPITAL. Wood's series “ i\" Xo. 5. Rev. Bust of Martha, centennial recep- tion, BALL AND TEA-PARTY, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, N. Y. feb. 22d, 1876. Silver; proof. A very rare medalet; found in not over 5 cabinets. 17.
Bust of Washington to right, by Paquet. Oath of allegiance medal, 1861. Silver; proof. 18.
Head of Washington to right, 34 stars near border, union below. Rev. “ Emancipation bill passed,” etc., names of volunteers in Union army, etc. All differ- ent. Rare war medals ; brass, fine. 20. 6 pieces
Bust of Madison to right by Furst. james madison preside1- of the u. s. from 1809 to 1817. Rev. Eagle grasping implements of agriculture and a wreath, in- dustry brings plenty, etc. Tin ; very thick, proof rare. 40.
James Monroe. Bust to right by Furst. Rev. Hands joined; peace and friendship. Bronze; proof. 48.
Henry Clay “ Elected president," Grant, rev. Key’s
card (2 var.), “Free homes,” “Let us have peace.” “ 28 battles,” “Grant and Colfax,” “ U. S.” Geo. B. McClellan, varieties; Garfield, Hancock, etc. Silver
(size 18), copper, brass, and w. m.; all different; 9 pierced, 15 proof, balance fair to fine. 12 to 18. 22 pcs.
Bust of Franklin to right. lightning averted,
tyranny repell’d. Rev. A beaver gnawing the bark of an oak tree. 1776. Bronze; perfectly uncir- culated. Rare. 26.
Busts jugata of Franklin and Washington. Rev. Eagle grasping flames from which lightning issues, an olive branch in his beak, hovers over a section of sphere inscribed united states; 1783 above. Bronze; a beautiful, perfect and rare medal. 26.
Busts of Franklin and Montyon jugata. Rev. Inscription within wreath of oak. Bronze ; a very fine and scarce medal. 26.
Portrait bust of Maj. Gen. G. K. Warren. Rev. Badge of the 5th corps, army of the Potomac. Bronze ; thick planchet. Perfect; rare. 24.
Bust to left of Henry Clay. 1844. Rev. the wealth OF A nation, etc. Copper proof ; rare. 26.
Portrait profile of Refer Cooper, the N. Y. philanthropist. Rev. Inscription in wreath. Perfect; a beautiful and rare medal. Bronze. 34.
Centennial Medal*, JSte.
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Medal of “ Company F. Jefferson Guard. 5th regiment. Aug. 11th, 1859/’ Inscription in two circular lines. Rev. Wreath of oak. Bronze ; line. A rare medal. 25.
Centennial medal*. National Jubilee medal, 1826. Fugle over American shield and inscription, etc. Fine; tin, silvered, pierced. Bare. 25.
Yriew of Mount Y'ernon. Kev. Inscription within a wreath of oak and laurel, TO PBBPKTUATB THE MKM- ouy ok Washington, etc., 1776-1876. Tin, proof ; rare, practically still unknown to collectors of Cen- tennial medals. 40.
Briohaut’s Centennial medal. 1776-1876. Fugle in u glory of rays, stars above, and inscription. Bronze ; 6 re-gilt, proof. 19.
Yonkers Bi-Centennial Anniversary, Phillips* Manor. 1682-1882. Building and inscription. Copper, proof ; rare. 20.
Newburgh Centennial, 178S-1883. Y'iew of Headquar- ters. Rev. Coat of arms of Washington. YV. m. proof. Very scarce. 26.
Luther’s 4«>0th anniversary of birth, 1883. Bust of Lu- ther. Rev. Hubs at the stake. Issued by the American Lutheran Church. A fine inedal. W. m. proof. 27.
1848 and 1858 5 and 21 dollars gold, struck in copper. Fine. 2 pieces
Badge of the Seventh Regt. N. (». N. Y. State Militia, worn on the occasion of the opening of the new armory. Fin and ribbon ; perfect. 26 x 30.
The following L> lots comprise ran* nn«l fine men.-v* of the Mi.Mle Age*:—
^ I o643 Kdward III. Rose noble. King with sword and shield in ship, ornamented with a rose, etc. Rev. I^eo|«rd crowned, ami fleurs-de-lis in a tressure, etc. (fold; fine, rare. 22.
1^* td44 F.ngland. Aethelstan (924). Small cross .r.i»F.U»T.\ N kf.x.
Rev. Six pellets and three crosses, radmyvd mo. Broad silver penny. Very fine ami rare. Limited at *5.00.
6 IT 645 Aethelred II (979). Cloaked bust to left, f DF.t kf.d hf.x ANGLO. Rev. (xmg cross and inonever s name; n
mint. Silver penny t very fine, rare.
1 4 c>646 The same. Fenny. Similar inscription. Rev. Short cross. Fine.
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Cnut (1017). Bust in triangular cap to left, cnyt rex. Rev. Double cross, a pellet in each angle, and monever’s name. Silver penny ; uncirculated, rare.
Another penny of Cnut, similar to last. Uncirculated, rare.
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Scotland. Alexander III (1249). Crowned profile. ALEXANDER DEI GRATIA REX SCOTORVM. Silver penny; fine.
David II (?). Crowned profile. Groat ; Edinburgh mint. Very fair; nearly everything except name legible.
Crusaders. Henry I (1218). Cross. Rev. Gate, henri- cvs lex ciprl Billon; uncirculated. Rare. 11.
Henry II (1285). Cross and leopard, henkic rei de iervsl’m. Billon ; very good, rare. 10.
Hugues IV (1324). Cross and leopard, hvgve rei de JERVSAL’m ED CHIRR. Billon; fine, rare. 11.
The same. King on throne. Rev. Jerusalem cross, small crosses in angles, legend similar to last. Silver; thick, fine. 12.
Peter I (1358). King on throne, with sword and globe, surmounted by cross. Rev. Jerusalem cross, crosslets in angles. PIERE PAR LA GRACE DE DIE ROI D JERV- salem ed CHiTRE. Silver; thick, very fine and rare. 16.
Florent de Hainaut (1291). Cross and castle, florens p ach (Achaia) de clarencia. Billon ; fine and rare. 11.
Taberistan (137 hygira, A. D. 788). Dirhem. Crowned head to right. Rev. Triple circle surrounded by stars and pellets. Uncirculated; rare. 14.
FOREIGN COINS.— SILVER.
658 Austria. Sigismund I. 1486. Crown. Full figure of
duke and knight charging to right, sixteen shields near the border. Fine ; one of the earliest coins with date in Arabic numbers.
659 Maximilian. 1614. Double crown. Ducal figure in the
/ regalia of G. M. of the Teutonic Order of Knights.
Rev. Knight in armor on horseback to right, 15 shields near the border. A few insignificant nicks. Fine ; rare.
Foreign Coin*. Silver ,
83
3 e-otitiO I .eopold. 1626. Double crown. Crowned bubt in ar- mor to right. Kev. Crowned eagle ; ABCHIDVX A VOTE I DVX BVKtiVSDIAE COM TIHOL. Very tine.
«^/«66l Leopold, Archduke, and Claudia de Medici. Double crown without date, struck on the occasion of their nuptial*. Crowned busts in wide collar*, jugata, and imperial eagle. Extremely tine.
f^«£662 Leopold (hogmouth). Double crown. Profile bust, lau- reate in armor, the lower lip excessively large. Kev. Imperial eagle, crowned. LEoPOLDVR i>. u. bom. imp.
J 8K. A. Q. II. I*. HEX etc. Very fine.
^£©068 Appexzkll (unter Rhoden). 1816. Crown. Swi^s war- rior, with double-edged sword, resting on shield. Kev. A bear iti wreath.
^2/5*664 Bam mk.ru. 171*6. Contribntion crown to the French, coined from church plate. Arms. Kev. zum hksten DEM VATEKLAND8 in shield shaped wreath. Very fine.
0666 B A i.k. Old broad crown without date. View of the city on both side* of the Rhine. Kev. Cantonal arms; DOMINE CONSKRVA N08 IN PACE. Fine.
it 666 Bkkn. 1818 and '26. 4 kreutzer, and 21 batzen. Billon;
uncirculated. 2 pieces
f f 066" Brunswick. Rudolph Augustus. 1679. Broad double crown (oounterstamped 2 in the field). Ducal figure on horseback and elaborate shield of arms. Uncircu- lated ; the phmehet in part a little rough. 87.
;«^668 Bell thaler. 1648. Bust in armor to hip of Duke Augus- tus. Kev. Bell, the clapper marked E. Very fine and scarce.
7*^009 Bukmah. Peacock displayed. Rev. Native inscription • in wreath of laurel. Half dollar sire; very fine.
i 0670 Caracas. 1819. 2 reales; counterstamped V. Very
fine.
5*©67l Enoi.and. Philip II. Bust to right. PHILIP r. ano.
fr. NEAP pr. Kev. FI DEI DEFENSOR in wreath of laurel. Fine ; very rare, in fact the only one with this reverse I have seen. 14.
) t 672 Henry VIII. Groat, 7th coinage. Bust crowned, nearly | facing. Rev. Arms and civita8 nvRi.ivK. Very fair;
scarce.
5fiT678 William III. Bust to right, <.vmeimvm tu i*rt c.nv.
Kev. A radiant sun. Nos DEVio. Pattern farthing struck in silver; very fine and rare. 14.
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Anne. 1702. Inauguration medal. Bust to left. Rev. Anne felling a double-headed monster, etc. Very fine ; rare. 22.
George III and Charlotte. 1761. Marriage medal. Busts jugata, and Hymen at an altar on which two hearts are burning. Fine ; rare. 23.
George III. 1820. 4, 3, 2, and 1 pence Maundy. Bull
head. Fine proofs ; rare set. 4 pieces
France. Louis XIV. 1651. Half Crown. Bust laureate and arms crowned. Fine; very scarce.
The same. 1681. Crown. Bust in armor to right and arms as before. Fine ; scarce.
The same. 1690. Crown. Old bust in toga to right. Rev. Four pairs of L crowned, fleurs-de-lis in the an- gles. Chris, regn vinc IMP. Extremely fine ; rare type.
Louis XV. 1731. Isles du Vent token. Dime size; very good.
Napoleon I. 1815. 5 francs ; Bayonne mint. Struck
during the 100 days, after the return from Elba. Very fine ; rare.
Marriage medal, struck at the French mint. Youth and maiden in classic garb before an altar. Rev. Heavy wreath of roses, initials stamped in centre, etc. Has been gilt; very fine. 22.
Frankfort. 1861. Double vereinsthaler. Female bust crowned with oak and crowned eagle. Very fine.
1862 Double vereinsthaler, same type as last. Uncir.
Guatemala. 1863. War medalet. Bust of Rafael Carera to left. Rev. Radiant triangle, under which campana del Salvador Y Honduras 1863. Very fine and rare. 15.
India. Rupee and half rupee of Aureng Zeb, struck in Surat 1699-1703. Sharp, brilliant impressions, per- fectly uncirculated. 2 pieces
Rupee and half rupees, native characters. Fine. 3 pieces
One rupee, India. 1862. Bust of Victoria. Uncir.
Mecklenburg-Schwerin. 1 < 64. 32 shilling courant.
Ducal arms encircled by the order of the Elephant. Nearly crown size ; uncirculated.
Netherlands. Warrior between an altar and trophy of arms, his sword holding two wreaths; alemaria vio trix. Rev. Figures crowning an altar guarded by two lions. Sharp and uncirculated. 21.
Foreign Coins. — Stiver. 35
ufiyi 177*2 Double crown. Crowned shield, oonoobdia kea PAKVae fttESCVNT. He\. Warrior with drawn bword, . holding suspended in hia left the shield of the United
Provinces. hug railed edge ; very tine.
3* 692 1775 X stubers. Liberty with cap on lance leaning on altar. Kev. Anns. Brilliant; uncirculated. 18. /df>o6y3 Omnabhi ck. 1697 (chronogram). Sede-vacante crown.
St. Peter behind the anna of the bishopric. Kev. View of the cathedral at rising sun, a constellation of stars above. Extremely fine ; brilliant.
O 6 69-4 PoTOttl. 1808. Proclamation dollar. Mountain between * two pillars, surmounted by double • headed eagle
crowned. Kev. potobi PRO kekdis anixj vu 1808. Fine ami rare.
3/ d®95 1811 Military bust to right by Moneago. l». l». JOOE-
/ PkllTB EMANUEL A OOYENKOIIE ARJgUlPBNBIB OHIO INK.
Kev. Inscription in 15 lines, commemorative of his victories at PoTOSt, PAZ, COCHABAMBA & CHUQU1- sata ; oak leaves on edge. Very fine and rare. 27.
/ fc* 6696 Poland. Stanislaus Poniatowski (last king). 1766.
Broad crown. Large bust in armor and arms crowned. Sharp, brilliant impression. Perfectly uncirculated.
) ^697 The same. 1794. Crown of 6 riot, struck during the i war for independence. Head to right and crowned arms.
Sharp and uncirculated.
^ '^698 Prussia. Fred. Win. IV. 1856. Double thaler or 8i
4 gulden piece. Fine.
*^699 The same. 1860. Vereinsthaler. Fine.
^ William. 1861. Coronation thaler. Uncir.
} » 6701 Russia. 1828. 3 rouble, piatma. Proof. 14.
o702 Nicholas. 1835. Lurae bust laureate to right. Rev.
Inscription. Beautiful medal in proof condition, struck on the occasion of his visit at Prague. 28.
f •‘“*>708 Schaf House. 1620. Crown. Heraldic ram springing from temple portal and arms. Fine.
^ S 704 Scotland. James VI. 1602. Mark. Arms crowned and crowned thistle. Poor; scarce. 20.
j( 705 Sax«»\y. Christian II. 1602. Triple crown of the usual crown size but f inch thick. Bust in armor to right. Kev. Busts of his two brothers, John George and Augustus. These heavy pieces are generally very weakly impressed ; this one is really much better than usually found. Rare.
' & 706 St. Gall. 1622. Grown. Bear to left and double* beaded eagle crowned. Very good.
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Sicily. 1852. 20 grani of Ferdinand II. Uncir.
Spain. Philip II. Spanish arms crowned. Rev. Arms of Castile and Leon. Struck at Seville ; half dollar size. Rude design but sharp and uncirculated.
Charles II. 1084. Crown. Bust with flowing hair to right. Rev. Crowned sceptre between two hemispheres. VN vs NON svfficit. Fine ; scarce.
Charles III. 1703. Proclamation medalet. Ship to right and inscription. Thick; very fine and rare. 12.
Bust of Elizabeth II (Isabella) and inscription. Award medalet for Porto Rico. Fine ; loop removed. Oval. 13x17.
Sweden. Gustav us Vasa. 1540. Mark. Bust and
arms. Obv. corroded, but everything plain. Good ; rare. 22.
Charles IX. 1607. Ore; billon. Good; rare.
Gustavus Adolphus. 1619 and 1620. 1 ore; billon.
Good ; rare. 2 pieces
Christina (1633). Ore ; billon. Small ; fine.
Charles XI. 1664. 2 mark. Bust to left and three
crowns. Good ; rare. 20.
The same. 1665, 2 ore ; 1680, 4 ore (2 varieties). Bil- lon ; very good and scarce. 3 pieces
Charles XII. 1708, T6, and T7. Ore. Billon; fine. 3 pcs
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The same. |
1710. |
5 ore. Fine and scarce. |
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The same. |
1711. |
5 ore. Good. |
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The same. |
1717. |
1 mark. Bust |
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right and |
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crowns. |
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rare. |
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1708. |
Bust in armor |
to |
right. Rev. |
Aloe |
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plant in |
bloom. |
Medalet struck |
to |
commemorate the |
exposition of the American aloe or century plant. Sharp, uncirculated and rare. 16.
The same. 1718. Mortuary medal. Portrait bust to right in cloak ornamented with crowns, carol xii d. g. R. svec. occvr. d. 30 nov. a. 1718. Rev. Lion entangled in coils, indocilis pati. In exergue, in perpet. memor. magnanimi. A superb and rare medal. 33.
Frederic. 1737. £ thaler, titles as prince of Hesse and
(elected) king of Sweden. Very good. Rare. 15.
The same. 1738. Bust to right, rex sveciae. Rev. HASSIAE LANDGR. VIII ALBU8 in wreath. Fine ; rare.
Foreign Coin*. Sifotr.
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/672S 1738 ami ’41 5 ore. Three cn>wna ; rev. * cro** formed of four pairs of F. Fine and good. 2 piece*
>«7?27 Guttavus IV Adolphus. 1799. | rigsdaler. Fine.
9 u <28 Charles XIV John. Bust laureate to right. Rev. Monu- ment to the memory of (iustavus Adolphus, 1844. Uncirculated. 19.
() o729 TuiCAXT. Reter Leopold. 1770. Fisa crown. Rust iu armor, encircled with the collar of the Golden Fleece, and elaborate coat of arms. Very fiue.
® ''730 Turkey. Mahmoud II. Thin coin ; uncirculated, but in part weak. 22.
kvo731 Zurich. 1872. Five francs. Federal shooting match. Fine.
r i 732 1020 Crown of Raul Sixtus, Count Fra utsohn, minister of State under Rudolph II of Austria. Cloaked bust to right. Rev. Crowned arms surmounted by the crowned double-headed eagle, and encircled by the order of the Golden Fleece. Very fine; rare.
^ & 783 Costa Rica, F ranee, Nassau, Wurtemburg, Heasc (reforma- tion medalet), Hungary, Isles du Vent, Portugal, Etruria, etc. Includes a half dollar of Mexico. Fiue lot; face value #2.00. 15 pieces
V* 734 Canada, Sweden, Hamburg, Baden, Caracas, etc. Good lot, several base or pierced. 15 pieces
The following is, I believe, the first set of the new Sandwich Islands Coinage offered at auction in the l\ 8., and the only complete one I have been able to obtain.
5 o785 Dollar. Head to right, kai.akaua i king of Hawaii, 1883. Rev. Crowned arms on a mantle of ermine. t*A MAl’KF.AOKA AINA I KA PONO . AKA HI DALA 1 D. Edge milled ; brilliant, uncirculated.
*1 tV788 Half dollar. Similar obv. Rev. Rlain shield crowned.
/ HAPAI.UA in. Milled edge; uncirculated.
3 <7 737 Quarter dollar. Similar to last. HAPAIVA 1 D. Milled edge ; uncirculated.
^ ix38 Dime. Similar obv. Rev. on r. ni MR crowned in wreath of laurel, uni kkxf.ta. Uncirculated.
COPPER COINS, TOKENS. ETC.
*®739 Austria. 1780. f.in orkathu Thick; uncir. 15.
3 740 1807 80 kreuUer, necessity. Uncirculated. 24.
( 741 Belgium. 2 centimes. Rev. Incut*, t'ncir. 14.
742 Berlin. 1878. Token of the Numismatic club. Rroof.
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Copper Coins, Tokens , Etc.
3.5743
'*/744 3^ 745 V- o746
a "747
> 0748
/ o 749 o750
^751
5 S752
A ^768
5" £754
/ / 0755
S o756
5 6757
758
759
Brazil. Petrus II. 1841. Military bust to left. DON PEDRO 2° I M PER A DOR DO BRAZIL. Rev. Crowned arms in wreath of tropical plants. Very line. 21.
The same. 1843 and without date. Medalets or jetons. Copper and brass. Good and fine. 17. 3 pieces
The same. 1866. Bust to right and arms. Essai for 40 reis. Copper, gilt. 16.
Buenos Ayres. 1854. Token on the acception of the constitution. A bull to right. Rev- Hand with scroll in wreath. Very good ; pierced, rare. 20.
Canada. Collection of Provincial coins and tokens, in- cluding a large number of very scarce issues, also 1 penny and 7 halfpenny tokens counterstamped “ Devins & Bolton, Montreal ’’ ; “ Ships, Colonies and Com- merce,'' part of rev. struck over ship with blank rev. Average very good ; a few duplicates. 210 pieces
England. 1685. Bust to left. “ Colonel Percie Kirk." Rev. Britannia seated. “ Briton’s own happy isle." Halfpenny size; nearly proof.
Queen Anne’s farthing. Fair; tooled on rev. By good authority said to be genuine.
1783 Dutch satirical token against England. Bom- bardment of Gibraltar. Rev. The Royal George sink- ing in a gale. Yellow bronze; uncir. 21.
Coventry halfpennies. 1792. Lady Godiva on horse- back. pro bono publico. Rev. Elephant. Coven- try HALFPENNY. Lettered edge; large planchet. Brilliant olive ; uncirculated ; E. W. between horse’s feet.
1792 Variety ; point of elephant's tusk grazes c, and break in die from horse’s hoof to border. Very fine.
1792 From another pair of dies. Very good.
1792 Small thick planchet, lettered edge. Sharp ; un- circulated. Rare.
1792 Lady Godiva on horseback, large date. Rev. Grocers’ arms supported by two griffins, a camel above ; HALFPENNY. Thin planchet, lettered edge. Very fine, and an extremely rare type.
1793 Lady Godiva on horseback and elephant. Let- tered edge ; olive color, very fine.
1793 Duplicate of last number. Same condition.
1793 Large elephant, engrailed edge. Very fine ; rare.
1793 Slight varieties; all from different dies. Lettered and engrailed edges. Very good. 6 pieces
Cupper Coin*, Tokens, bite.
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^0761 / 0762
^ o763
3 V 704
**>765 * #766
/^767
' ^768
> 2 769 /3.770 / 3 TTl
5772
5*778
1 774 / 775
V- o 776
> 777 / 778
i 6 779
3 780
1794 Lady G»*liva on horseback. Rev. A monument. " Coveutry Cross.” Lettered edge ; very good. Rare.
1791 Duplicate of last number. Good.
Norwich, 1794, “ Market pence/’ halfpence; 1796, d»eaf of wheat, halfpence. Fine proof*. 3 piece*
Birmingham. “ Medal* and provincial coin*, penny token ; also “William Till, coin dealer,” Ulicir. 2 pc*
Provincial coin* and medal*. Farthing token. Uncir. ; rare.
1799 Shak*peare halfpenny token. Very good.
1792 View of cathedral, lilies in the field. Halfpenny token (7). Thick ; rude impression, but tine. 17.
Montrose. 1799. Halfpenny token with view of the Montrose Lunatic Hospital on rev. Fine ; rare.
Edinburgh. 1797. Half|>enny token ; view of the new university. Good ; rare.
E. Cotrill, Saracen * Head. Check for 3d. Fine. 17.
Spread Eagle Inn. 2d. token. Fine. 17.
Copperas House, Qiteenaborough. Halfp. token. Good.
Other halfpenny tokens, one pierced. Good. 6 pieces
Female bust, draped around the waist. “ Mathews on the game of whist.” Fine. 18.
Phoenix. “ Health restored.” Dr. Eady’s token. Fine. 11.
France. Napoleon I. Full figure on }**de*tal and in- scription. Uncirculated medalet. 16.
Napoleon II. 1*16. 8 and 1 centimes, Brilliant
proofs. Rare. 2 pieces
Duplicates. Same condition. 2 pieces
1876 and 79, 2 and 1 centimes; also Switzerland 2 centimes. Bright red. 6 pieces
Commune jetons. Obv. M Prix des aliments pendant le siege de Paris, notes directea prises aux Halles centrales par l’editeur F. T.” Rev. (fives the prices of various articles of f«x>d at certain dates during the siege, as for instance — a rabbit 30 to 40 fr. ; potatoes 2 fr. per litre ; a cabbage 1 to 3 fr. ; fish 20 to 60 fr. per kilo. ; a chicken 25 to 80 fr. ; a turkey 200 fr.; a go**** 150 fr. ; Jan’y 20, 1871, dog meat allowed to be sold at 5 to 10 fr. per kilo., etc., etc. Proofs; the only set I have seen. 18.
10 pieces
German States. 1*33 1873. 1, 2, 8 pfennige, several
dates in sets. All sharp impressions, bright red. A rare lot, no duplicates. 80 pieces
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Copper Coins , Tokens, Etc.
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Austria, the Empire and 2 dupl. of last. 1 and 2 pfen- nige. Bright red. 7 pieces
Brass token. Head of Achmet Effendi, Turkish ambas- sador at Berlin, 1791. German inscription on rev. Very fine. 19.
Haiti. 1863. 20, 10 and 5 centimes. Fine. 3 pieces
Honduras. 1857. 8 reals. Provisional money. Sun
rising over mountains and trees. Much better than usually offered. 25.
Japan. Tempos. Large oval coins, square hole in cen- tre (6) ; one sen. All very fine. 7 pieces
Java. 1787. 2 stubers of the Dutch India Co. Very
thick. Fine and scarce. 16.
Magdalen Island. 1815. Penny token. Seal and cod- fish. Fine ; scarce. 20.
Montalban. Am]rez Perez. 1857. Quartilla. Brass ; fine. 11.
Peru. 1823. £ peso, necessity. Liberty cap and
beaming sun over chain of mountains. Rev. Inscrip- tion. Very good ; rare. 13.
Papal States. 1866. 4 soldi ; bust of Pius IX. Bright red. 22.
1867 1 soldo and 1 centesimo ; same type. Bright red. 2 ps
1868 4 soldi. Bust of Pius TX. Bright red. 22.
1869 4 soldi. Same type. Bright red. 22.
Russia. 1763. Type of St. George slaying the dragon (3); 1811, T2 and ‘13. 1 and 2 kopecs. Good lot.
9 pieces
Siam. Tin money; square hole in centre. 15. Fine lot. 50 pieces
Siberia. Catharine II. 10, 5, 2, 1, and £ kopecs. Crowned arms, supported by two foxes. Rev. Crowned monogram in wreath. Very fine set; the £ kopec is usually wanting. 13 to 29. 5 pieces
10 kopecs for Siberia, same as last. Very fine; rare. 29.
Spain. Youthful bust, crowned, of Isabella II. essai MONET a ire. Rev. 1839 in wreath. Uncirculated;
rare. 19.
Servia. 1879. 10 and 5 para. Bright red. 2 pieces
Sweden. Gustavus Adolphus. 1625 (date stamped twice). One ore ; square. Rude ; barely fair, scarce. 21 x 21.
The same. 1626. Square ore. Barely fair ; rare. 17x18.
foreign Medals.
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3 /802 The same. — 26. Square half ore. Fair. 13x13.
[y q803 The name. MDCXXXI. Round ore. Fine; rare. -5. j Another. MDCXXX. Rarely fair ; rare. 25.
34J805 Charles XI. 1661. 21 ore. Silvered. Good, partly
corroded. Very rare. 28.
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i tT 808 |
The same. |
1681. |
1 ore. |
Good. 21. |
2 pieces |
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6 c607 |
The same. |
1862. |
2 ore. |
Fine. 27. |
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3 3,808 |
The same. |
1675. |
1 ore. |
Good; corroded. |
29. |
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/ 0809 |
The same. |
1677. |
1 ore. |
Fair ; corroded. |
29. |
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36"S19 |
The same. |
1685. |
1 ore. |
Good. 29, |
3,811 1720, ’68, ’78, 1802, 03, ’07, ’09, T4. 15, TO. and T9.
1, i ore, 1, i, k skilling. Fine lot. 15 to 21. 12 pea
«S~812 Turkey. 18 and 23. Uncirculated. 2 piece*
0*813 Valparaiso. Railway check, "1st elm*,’ and another.
Rubber. 15. 2 piece*
0 (>814 Miscellaneous. Belgium, Brazil (1787 >, China, Denmark, Essequebo and Uemerary, France, England, (ierinatiy, Holland, India, Italy, Norway, Portugal, RusMa, Sicily (10 tornesi), Sweden, Sjwin, Uruguay, Valais, etc. Very good lot, many of the largest size. 83 pieces
FOREIGN MEDALS.
#©815 Austria. Joseph II. Bust and knight on horse. Wood. Very line ; rare. 2$ in.
S 5818 Prince of Metternich. Head to right. Rev. Two fe- male figures on platform. Artistic medal. Bronze; proof. 81.
36 817 England. Isaac Newton. Bust nearly facing. Ret. Astronomical trophy. Bronze ; very fine. 27.
* 0618 William Shakespeare. Bust to left. Rev. Birthplace. . Bronze ; perfect. 24.
3-6819 The same ; Long bust facing. Rev. Birthplace. Bronze ; proof. 24.
/ 0620 George Canning. Bust to left. Rev. French inscrip- tion. 1827. Bronze; perfect. 82.
«5~821 4’he same. Bust to left. 1827. Berlin iron. Fine. 28.
5 5*822 ('has. Jas. Fox. Bust to left. Rev. Inscription. Rronze; nearly proof. A beautiful medal. 88.
3p828 Emanuel Kant Bust to right. Rev. Leaning tower of Pisa. Bronze; very fine. 26.
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Foreign Medals.
S o824
£/£825
P h 826
So& 27
£828
' ' 836
i 837
i 838 ’ P 839 P 840 841
Lord Byron. Head to light. Rev. Angelic figure play- ing on a harp. Copper, silvered; very fine Italian medal. 35.
Benj. C. Brodie. Bust to left. Rev. Naked female in chemical laboratory. Very perfect bronzed electro- type. 46.
View of Infant Orphan Asylum at Wansted. Rev. Four coats of arms and inscription. Bronze ; nearly proof. 30.
Negress in chains kneeling before Justice. AM 1 NOT A woman AND A SISTER. Rev. Inscription in heavy wreath entwined with the names of the friends of the negro, Penn, Wilberforce, etc. Bronze ; nearly proof. A beautiful and rare medal. 26.
France. Bust of Beranger (the people’s poet) to left and inscription around a trophy of musical instruments, etc. Tin ; fine. 36.
Jean le Rond d'Alembert. Galerie m^tallique. Bronze; perfect. 26.
F. Eudes de Mdzeray. Same series. Bronze; perfect. 26.
J. B. Bourguignon d’Anville. Same series. Bronze ; perfect. 26.
J. Auguste de Thou. Same series. Bronze ; perfect. 26.
Ue Tourville. Same series. Bronze ; perfect. 26.
Olivier de Serres. Same series. Bronze ; perfect. 26.
Malherbe. Portrait bust to left. Rev. enfin malherbe vint. Bronze medal struck in his memory by the city of Caen, 1815. Perfect. 25.
Bust of Liberty crowned with stars, liberte egalite fraternite. F. B. Smith , N. F., under the bust. Cross-shaped decoration, probably issued by French residents in New York on the establishment of the Republic. Silvered ; very fine and rare. 21.
Haiti. Military bust to left, alexandre pet ion dece- de president d’haiti EE 29 mars 1818. Brass shell ; fine, rare. 44.
Exterior and interior views of St. Peter's Church, Ham- burg, 1848. Bronze; fine. 27.
Havana. Award medal of the Royal College of Jesuits at Havana. Bronze ; fine and rare. 26.
Crowned arms and Justice with scales. Bronze medal of Louis Susini 6 hi jo, Havana. Fine. • 36.
Italy. Eleanor de Medici. Portrait bust to right. Rev. Beaming sun over a blooming flower. Red bronze, struck from dies. A beautiful medal. 30.
Foreign and Muonic Medals.
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/ 3 o842 Satanic head to left. Rev. Fool’s head formed entirely of phallus. Obscene hut artistic medieval brouze medal. Perfect. 25.
^ d843 Torquato Tasso. Portrait bust. Kev. Inscription.
Bronze ; perfect. 27.
The same. Bust to left. Kev. Lyre. Bronze; jxrrfect. 26. VfB 84** Busts in wreaths of Metasta-ia, Viscontio aud Pinellio.
Home, 1840. Inscription on rev. Bronze; perfect. 31. ^ c646 I. B. Morgagnino, Italian physician. 1662-1711. Bust.
Kev. Pallas and Aesculapius. Pin; fine. 32.
®^847 Montreal. Award medal of the Pre»b. College. 1874. Bronze ; perfect. 29.
^ ^848 Nurnberg. 1726. Exposition medal of the American
/ Aloe or Century Plant. Blooming aloe and inscrip-
tion. 1 in ; perfect. Bare. 3"
i S?849 Sweden. Charles XII. Bust to right. Kev. Lion in toils. Bronze cast. Good. 32.
MASONIC MEDALS.
References to Mr. \V. T. R. Marvin’* work.
-^*$50 Germany. Jonathan of the Pillar, 1744. David and Jonathan embracing. Rev. Beehive on a pillar. 44 Odi pro fan urn,’ etc. Silver; uncirculated. One of the rurest and oldest Masonic*. 23. ( M 5, illus.)
' J ’’ hot Frank furt-on-the~Main. Bust of John Carl Broenner, (*. M. to left; “bom 1738,'' etc. Kev. Within a chain of square links a dedicatory inscription on his 50th Masonic anniversary. Silver; nearly proof, and a very rare medal. Limited at ♦9. 26. (M 46.)
3 AB52 Dresden. Grand Lodge, 1828. Bust of Von Z«schau.
Kev. Sword and gavel in wreath. Silver; fine. 26. ( M 44, illus.)
c853 France. L. des Amis incorruptible* k TO. de Paris. 6785. Phoenix rising from pyre and monogram. Copper; fine. 17. (M 73).
^864 Douai. 5802. “□ Gone de la parfaite Cnion." Nine-
pointed star. Kev. Female seated. OONROCt ARK AMAT. Copper; fine. 17. (M 118.)
■ ' 855 Paris. □ du Point Parfait. 6760. Seated figure and pyramid. Rev. Beaming sun over l»eehive. Copper proof. 18.
* ? 856 Duplicate of last. Copper proof. (M 164.)
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Masonic Medals , Ancient Gold Coins , jEVc.
VS 858
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^ £ 861
5 o862 3 S' 863
Versailles. “ L. .-. Ecoss des Militaires r£unis.” Masonic arms. Rev. Eight-pointed star in wreath, and inscription. Silver proof. 17. (M *237.)
Italy. Livourne, 5807. “ □ Ecossaise Napoleon."
Radiant star over Masonic emblems. Rev. Wreath around square and compasses, etc. Copper ; thick, nearly proof. 16. (M 501.)
Sweden. Large bust to right. CAROLUS xm rex SYECIAE ET noryegiae. Rev. Masonic emblems and two cherubs at the foot of a monument. PROTECTORI ET PER XLV ANN SUPR MAG. L. FR. MUR. SVECI MDCCCXXHI. Silver; nearly proof. Very rare; lim- ited at $10. 35. (M 438.)
Old German Friendship medal. A tree, at its foot two oval shields inscribed in script, “David" and “Jona- than.” “Forget not thv friend.” (Ger.) Rev. The four-lettered name surrounded by rays and clouds be- neath which two clasped hands above a city, in the foreground a bow and quiver. “ What thou and 1 have said to each other.” (Ger.) Silver, on an irregu- lar planchet, but very tine for the period. 30. Secret order. Not Masonic.
United States. Bust of Lafayette to right. 1757-1834. Rev. Square and compasses. Harzfeld's series. Thick pi.; copper; proof. 18. (M 281.)
Chicago. Triennial Conclave of Knights Templar, Au- gust, 1880. Brass; uncir. ; loop. 19.
San Francisco. 1883. Triennial Conclave of Knights Templar. Knights to right and banner. Brass; un- circulated. 12.
$64 * 865
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ANCIENT COINS.— GOLD.
Syracuse. Head of Ceres to left. Rev. Tripod. Pale gold. Hemidrachm ; very good ; rare. Limited at $8.
Syracuse. Head of Hercules to left. Rev. Small head "of Artemis in the centre of punch-mark of four com- partments 1’1'PA in angles. Dark gold; extremely fine and rare. Limited at $8.00. Size 7.
Valentinianus III, Placidius (A. I). 419). Bust to right. Rev. Full figure of the emperor, a large cross in his right and a victory in his left. R V in the field. Vic- toria ayggg. Solidus. Uncirculated ; rare.
Leo T (457). Bust facing. Rev. Victoria ayggg ; conob. Solidus. Very fine; rare.
Ancient Ct/ins , Sifter.
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ANCIENT COINS.— SILVER .
'<rfe8t>8 Obkei’K. Athena. Head of Minerva to right. Kev.
Owl, »pray of olive, and Aht.. Tetradrachm ; line and rare.
5 5*19 Bruttiuiu. Head of victory to right, Rev. Naked figure of Bacchus crowning himself, the thyrsus in hn> left. UH/1 TTWS. Didrachiu. Obv. tine. The rev. remarkably well struck and in fine preservation. Karc. <rr>870 Cau Ionia, Bruttiuiu. Naked figure of Neptune to right, a stag before him; jVA)* retrograde. Rev. Stag to right, before branches of olive. Didrachm ; fine.
> o871 Croton, Bruttium. Tripod in relief, a stork to right.
9 HO. Kev. The name; incuse. Didrachm; very good ; rare.
4. t>872 Heraclea, Lucania. Head of Pallas to right. Kev.
Naked figure of Hercules, the lion-skin over his left arm, a club in his right hand, and a vase in the field. Didrachm ; fine.
*5-h;8 Histiaea, Euboea. Head of a bacchante to right. Kev.
Female on prow of a ship, trident below. llemi* drachm; very fine.
;o87 4 Leoutinum, Sicily. Laureated head of Apollo to left.
Kev. Lion’s head to left and four ears of barley. A HOST /SON. Fine, broad tetradrachm of the j>enod
480 100 B « .
^ 0875 Another tetradrachm of the same type and period, but Apollo's and lion’s heads to right. Fine.
^7d Macedonia. Alexander III, the (treat. Head of Hercules to right in lion-skin. Kev. Jupiter seated to left with and eagle. UKSANJHOr BAHAEQ1. Very fine tetradrachm recently discovered near Alexandria, the rev. especially remarkably |>erfect. Limited at $7.
f C*77 Messina, Sicily. Figure in biga to right, a leaf in exer.
Rev. Hare to right. MISS 1X0 1. Tetradrachm: fine.
J £8 78 Pa nor raus, Sicily. Head of Ceres to left. Rev. Horse to right. Hemidrachm : fine.
i «£879 Phistelia, Campania. Head facing, and grain of barley. O bolus ; fine.
5 o880 Similar obv. Kev. Lion to left. Fine obolus, small hole through the field.
5 i. 881 Duplicates of two last number*; same condition. 2 |*cs
7 Rhodes, ('aria. Radiated bead of the Sun to right, Kev.
Kose in square punch mark, long (irrek won! in very small letters above. Hemidrachm ; very fine.
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Ancient Coins. — Silver.
5 5883 J o 5 8 84
j 6 885 I o SS 86
' 5 5^887
'5 3 0888
3 0 889
5 5*890
^ o891
V-^892 ^ 3 o 893
S' o 894
Vo 895
896 V- 0897
5 5" 898
Head of the Sim facing. Rev. Rose. Hemidrachm ; fine.
Tarentum, Calabria. Horseman with uplifted spear to right. Rev. Taras on a dolphin to left, a dolphin in the field TAPA2. Fine didrachm.
Other didrachms of Tarentum. Marked varieties; fine.
2 pieces
Velia, Lucania. Hel meted head to right. Rev. Lion to right, dolphin and 0 above, VKAHTUS in exergue. Didrachm ; fine.
Helmeted head to left. Rev. Lion to left, devouring his prey, VEAHTS2S in exergue. Didrachm; fine.
Samnium. Head of Liberty, libertas. Rev. Youth holding pig between eight chiefs. Issued by the Marcian league about 90 B. C. Didrachm ; fine and very scarce.
Rome. Victoriate, quinarii, and sestertii. Heads of Jupiter, Apollo, helmeted. Rev. rom a, etc. Struck about 100 B. C. Fine and rare lot. 7 pieces
Aemilia. Head of Venus. Rev. Equestrian statue of M. Aemilius Lepidus. M. Aemilius Lepidus, moneyer, B. C. 65-61. Denarius ; very fine.
Cosconia. Head of Roma. Rev. Mars in biga. S. Cos- conius, C. Liciuius, and C11. Domitius, moneyers, B. C. 114-104. Denarius; fine.
Clodia. Head of Flora. Rev. Vestal virgin. C. Clodius, moneyer, B. C. 43. Denarius; fine.
Cocceia. Head of Mark Antony. Rev. Head of L. Antonins, his brother. M. Cocceius Nerva, proquaestor provincialis, B. C.41. Denarius; good; extremely rare.
Cornelia. Head of Diana. Rev. Bacchus and Jugurtha kneeling before Sulla. Struck by Faustus Sulla, son of the dictator. B. C. 62. Denarius; fine, rare.
Didia. Head of Roma. Two soldiers armed, one with whip, the other with sword, fighting. T. Didias, moneyer, B. C. 114-104. Denarius; fine.
Egnatuleia. Head of Apollo. Rev. Victory crowning a trophy, roma. B. C. 102. Quinarius; good.
Egnatia. Head of Liberty. Rev. Roma and Venus facing. C. Egnatius Maximus, B. C. 74-69. Denarius; very good.
Fonteia. Helmeted head of Mars. Rev. Armed horse- man riding over two prostrate foes. P. Fonteius Capito, moneyer, B. C. 54-50, Denarius; fine, obv, corroded near border.
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Junta. Head of Brutus consul B. C. 6u9. Rev. Head of C. Scrvilius Ahala. Struck by M. Junius Brutu«>, circa B. C. 58. Denarius ; very tine, small nicks.
Head of liberty. Kev. Brutus (consul B. (’. 609) I**- twcen two lie tors, preceded by an acceu»us. Struck by \1. Junius Brutus, same period a» la»t. Denarius; tine, rare.
Mussidia. Head of Concordia. Kev. Figure* in toga in the enclosure of the Comitium. L. Musidius Longus, money er, B. C. 43. Denarius; very gi>od, rare.
Petronia. Head of the goddeas Ferouia. Kev. Parthian kneeling, presenting a standard. Struck by P. Petronius Turpilianus, money er of Augustus, B.C. 20. Denarius; very tine, slightly misstruck, but shows the whole type.
Pomponia. Head to right. Rev. Crania pointing with wand to a globe. C^. Pom nonius Musa, moneyer, B. C. 69-50. Denarius; very tine, rare.
Cneius Ponipeiiis, Magnus. Young helmeted head to right. Rev. Female presenting branch of palm to Poinpey. Denarius; very tine and rare.
The same. Old head to right. Kev. Neptune standing between Anapius and Amphiiiointi*. Denarius, struck by his son B. C. 88. Very good ; rare.
Julius Caesar. F.lephant trampling on serpent. CAKWK. Kev. Pontifical implements, B. C. 58-50. Denarius; very tine.
Duplicate; very good.
The same. Head of Ceres. DICT. irKR, etc. Kev. Pontifical implements. B. (’. 40. Denarius; very fine; rare.
The same. Head of Venus. Kev. Trophy of Gaulish arms. CAKMAR. B. C. 48. Denarius; very good, rare.
Duplicate. Good.
The same. Head of Venue. Kev. Aeneas carrving A nc hi. see on his shoulder and palladium in his hand. B.C. *8. Good; verv scarce.
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Duplicate. Good ; plated (? ).
The same. His head laureate to right. i>ht PRRPRTVO CABSAR. Rev. Venus seated, holding Victory and sceptre. L. Aemilius Buca moneyer. B. ('. 44. Dena- rius ; fine, the head particularly so. Rare.
Octavianus and Lepidus. Head of Octavianus to right. VtH R. P. 0. C A KHAR IMP III. Kev. Head of I*p«lu* to right, v. R. p. c. LKPIDV8 PONT max. Struck B. C. 43. Denarius; very good, extremely rare. Limited at *7.
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Ancient Coins. — Silver.
©915
0916
6~tT917
) o-o918
5 6919
/ / ©920 I? o921 £ 0922
^©923 & 5924 ^><5925 S 526
8 o927
3 5 [)28
5 ^ «»929 ^930 * S 931
Mark Antony and Octavianus. Head on each side. m. ant. etc., and CAESAR imp. etc. M. Baibatus, questor provincialis, B. C. 40. Denaiius; very good, rare.
Duplicate ; very fair.
August is. Head to the right, aygystvs divi f. Rev. Apollo with lyre in female garb. ACT IMP X. Dena- rius, part of obv. legend weak ; tine.
The same. Head to right. Rev. Capricorn ; aygystvs. Denarius; very fine.
The same. Head laureate to right, aygystvs divi f. Rev. Caius on horseback to right ; three military standards. Denarius ; very good.
The same. Head to right. Rev. Quadriga on triumphal arch. IMP CAESAR. Denarius; very fine.
The same. Head laureate to right. Rev. Statue of Augustus on column, imp CAESAR. Denarius: fine.
Head to right, avgvstys divi f. Rev. Two figures offering branches to Augustus seated on an estrade. imp x. Denarius; fine.
Head to right. Rev. Military trophy on prow of vessel. Caesar. Denarius ; very good.
Head to right. Rev. Temple portal, ornamented with figures. Denarius ; very good.
Head to right, s. P. Q. R. CAESAR Avgvsto. Rev. Soldier with standard. Denarius ; very good.
Head to right. CAESAR aygystvs. Rev. Statue in temple. Denarius ; very good.
The same. Head to right. Rev. Temple. Inscription on each side. Denarius ; good, plated.
The same. Head to right caesar. Rev. ASIA recepta. Quinarius; fine.
Claudius. Head to light. Rev. ex s. c. or cives servatos in a wreath of oak. Denarius ; fine.
Iladrianus. Head to right. Rev. FIDES PVBLICAE. Denarius; uncirculated.
The same. Head laureate to right. Rev. Crescent moon and six stars; COS ill. Denarius; very fine.
ANCIENT COINS -BRONZE.
" 5 932 Bruttium. Head of Jupiter to right. Rev. Naked warrior to right. Another head to left. Rev. Cavalier. Very good. 13 and 16. 2 pieces
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Ancient Coin 4. — Jironz*
3 5983 Livia. Djademed head to right. JVBTIT1A. Rev. S. C.
and inscription. \1. B. Very good.
7 5934 Otho. Head to right. Kev. S. C. in wreath of laurel. / M. B. Struck at Antiochia-ad-Orontciu. Oiiginally in
the collection of Marquis l>e Moustiers, French Ambassador at Constantinople under Napoleon 111. In good condition, the obver-e legend possibly slightly tooled. 1 have no reason to consider this r*ry rare coin as doubtful, but cannot positively guarantee it.
9 5 930 Trajan. Bust to right. Rev. Arabia. Very tine. M. B. L ©9-*ti Aeliua. Bust to right. L aklivb c*ae»ak. Kev. Hope walking to left. G. B. Very good.
^ c4)37 Antoninus Kins. Bust to right. Kev. Funeral pvre;
COKMKCB4TIO. G. B. Good; struck after his death. ^ c038 Faustina. Draped bust to right. Kev. AKTKItMTA*. G. B. Good.
9 J 939 Com mod us. Draped bust to right. Kev. Hope. gPK*
/ i*vm.n \ . ( i 1‘. V.*r>
6940 Philip I. Draped bust to right. Rev. She-wolf and twins. 8AECVLARE8 A VO. Struck on the 1,000th
anniversary of foundation of Home. Verv flue;
* #
border slightly damaged. Rare.
SERIES OF THE ROMAN AES.
7#~t041 Aes. Head of Janus, bearded. Rev. Prow of ship. I above it. A perfect specimen, even green patina ; in J this condition rare; limited at #7.50. Size 40.
*£>o942 Semis. Pegasus to left, S in the field below. Rev.
Pegasus to right. The obverse perfect, brilliant dark green patina; rev. very good. An extremely rare type of earliest period. 34.
I 04S 1 riens. Helm* led head of I’.i i.t> • '< • • • • R*V.
Prow of Ship to right, and four pellets as on obv. Fine ; rare. 29.
* o&44 Trims of I.atium. Dolphin to right. ••••!{>.
Thunderbolt; two pellet* on each side. Fine; rare 30. 'j c4M5 T riens of ('ampania. Horse head to left. Rev. Horse head to right. Fine ; smooth green. Rare. 30.
, O940 Qmidran*. Young head of Herni .es to .. t, • • • behind it. Rev. Prow of ship. Very g«*»d. 25.
7*} 947 Another. Same type. Good. 24.
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Series of the Homan Aes, Etc.
'^c948 / 0- 0949 o 950
Quadrans. Open hand. • • • Rev. Two grains of bar- ley. Good. Rare. 26.
Sextans. Head of Mercury to left. • • Rev. Prow and two pellets. Very good. 20.
Another. Good. 21.
/ o951 Sextans. Scallop shell in relief. Rev. Caduceus. • •
Very good ; rare. 23.
o o 952 Sextans. Heads of the Dioscuri, one on each side. Good. 22.
/ 953 Uncia of Hadria. II A T and anchor. • Very good ;
/ rare. 16.
954 Aes of Pompey; struck sextans and uncia. Later period. Fair to very good. Excellent lot for a dealer. 14 to 19. 7 pieces .
* & 955 Paduan Coins and Forgeries. Medallion and G. B.
size of Caligula, Nero (2), Galba, Domitia (medallion), Titus (Judaea capta), Didus Julianus (medallion), Pescennius Niger, etc. Fine lot. 18 pieces
^ * °956 ©957 *7 o-o958
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UNITED STATES COINS.
The property of un Albany Collector.
PROOF SETS. 1879. Both dollars; brilliant proofs. 8 pcs
1880 Both dollars ; brilliant proofs. 8 pieces
Dollar. 1836. Goddess of Liberty seated; Gobrecht at base. Rev. Flying eagle and 26 stars. Brilliant proof ; rare.
Quarter dollar. 1818. Uncirculated.
Dime. 1846. Good; very scarce.
Silver medalet. View of U. S. Arsenal at Springfield, sun above. Rev. Liberty cap in a glory of rays, uni- ted STATES OF AMERICA. LIBERTY. Bolen's dies. Proof. 18.
Connecticut cent. 1786. Head to left. Very fair.
Cents. 1793. Wreath. Very good. Monograph 5.
1793 Wreath. Very good. Monograph 7.
1793 Liberty cap. one cent on rev., as usual weak, legend and date quite sharp. Good ; rare.
1794 Very good.
1795 Plain edge ; very good.
United State* Coins.
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"V 908 179*i Liberty cap. 6 in date close and distant. Good ;
scarce. 2 pieces
y^°909 1796 Fillet head. Very go«*l indeed ; scarce. vd970 1797 Fine; very scarce in this condition.
/«S97i 1798 Nearly line ; one with corrosion spot on rev. 2 pcs 3* 972 1798 Nearly equal to last. 2 pieces
97 3 1799 Well struck, legend and date equally strong, and shows all hair-lines. The rev. is nearly equal to obv., the break in die under K of one particulaily large and well defined. The surface shows slight traces oi corro- sion, especially under the fractional value on rev. near border, but on the whole a Hue cent for this rare date, and an undoubted original. Limited at $20. Cost owner several dollars more, years ago.
1800 over ’99. Nearly fine ; scarce.
1800 Perfect date. Break in die near border on rev. Fine.
L
<=971 (j& 975
^^976 1801 Very good ; of on rev. very weak.
( 977 1808 Good ; small nick on edge. o978 1804 Broken die. Fair; date plain. Rare. ^ *979 1800 Very fair; scarce.
3 ft 980 1808 Good. v c0Sl 1809 Fine. Good color; rare.
/Lo982 1809 Barely fair ; date plain.
S I 983 1811 Perfect date. Very fair; scarce. t (r 984 1812 Very good ; light brown.
3 5T98.‘> 1813 Very good ; brown.
^980 1798, 1800, ’03, 05, ’07 over '06, *10, T4. Average fair.
7 pieces
' ©987 1810 Brilliant, uncirculated. A minute nick in the Held.
* °988 1818 Connected stars. Bright red, obv. and reverse.
5 £989 1819 Small date. The circle of milling strong and even. Brilliant golden ; Hue cent.
* i 990 1820 Connected stars. Both sides bright red.
/ 991 18*21 Obv. bright red, but cleaned in acid. Fair.
* D992 1823 Perfect date ; fair.
1 993 1828 Very good.
9 o994 1838 Perfect die. F.vtremelv fine impression. Original color turning to a brilliant olive.
/ 996 1866 Very fine; bright red reverse.
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United States Coins , Etc.
? ^996 / *997
* 7 0998 '6 o999 ^2 rflOOO
S'lOOl
9 O1002
V ol003 y 1004 / L 1005
/fo 1006
1857 Large date. Uncirculated.
1817-1856. Includes all the dates previously omitted, and variety of dates. Average very good. 37 pieces
Half cents. 1793. Very good ; scarce.
1794. Ver}r.good.
1795 Thick planchet. Fine; dark.
1803, ’04, '06, '07 and '09. Fair to good. 5 pieces 1811 Very good, scarce.
1825 and ’26. Fine. 2 pieces
1828 12 and 13 stars. Good. 2 pieces
1849 Large date; very fine.
1857 Red; uncirculated.
FOREIGN COINS AND MEDALS.— SILVER.
/ ;5S 1007 Austria. Leopold, hogmouth. 1696. Crown. Bust in armor, laureate, lower lip extremely large. Rev. Large shield, encircled with the order of the Golden Fleece. Fine ; scarce.
>#-ol008 Franciscus. 1748. Crown, struck at Pisa. Draped bust, laureate, to right, and double-headed eagle, crowned. Uncirculated.
^*1009 Bavaria. Maximilianus Joseph. 1815. Crown.
Head to right. Rev. Sceptre and sword crowned. Crown ; fine.
/ ** °1010 Ludwig I. 1837. Crown. Head to right. Rev. Crown in wreath. Fine.
1011 Bremen. 1863. Thaler, commemorative of the fiftieth anniversary of the liberation (?) of Germany. Crowned arms, supported bv two lions and inscription in wreath. Brilliant; uncirculated.
* °1012 1864 36 grote. Arms and value in wreath. Brilliant; uncirculated.
♦-T1013 1865 Thaler. Similar to 1011. but inscription on rev., commemorates the 2nd German Shooting Festival. Brilliant ; uncirculated.
1014 Brunswick. Augustus. 1666. Birthday double crown (the last). Bust of Augustus, crowned by Fame, auousti augustam virtutem fama coronet. Rev. Cipher surrounded by fourteen shields, a. m. 1666 aeta 88 nat. x APR. Uncirculated; rare. 40.
Foreign Coin 4 and Medals.— Silver.
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T <51015 1761 St. Andrew crown of George 111 of England.
English shield crowned, title* for England, Brunswick, etc. Very fine.
9 ^1016 Cisalpine Republic. Anno IX. Token for 60 soldi. Female bust to right and inscription. Fine.
S t> 1017 ENGLAND. Edward the Confessor. ( 1042.) Penny.
Front bust, bearded and crowned. Rev. aknukim on EOF if (York). Remarkably fine; rare.
J&O1018 William the Conqueror. (1066.) Penuy. Front bust, a sceptre in his hand. VILLELM RKX. Rev. Cross, F A X 8 ill the angles. GODPINE os LUND. Very fine ; rare.
' *> 1019 Edward 1 or II. Halfpenny, civ it ah cantor. Good.
<51020 Henry VII (1485). Groat; London mint. Pierced; good.
4*. *J1021 Charles I. Shilling without date. Crowned bust to left, XII behiml it; ra.wi. a thistle. Rev. Crowned arms; yVAE DBV8 Co.njvnxit, etc; Wry good ; scarce.
® o 1022 The same. Coronation medal by Briot. Crowned bast to right in ruff and collar of the Garter. Rev. Mailed arm with sword issuing from a cloud. DONBO PAX REDD IT A TERRia. Extremely fine ; pictured by both Evelyn and Pinkerton. 10.
cr c 1028 Oliver Cromwell. 1658. Crown, by Simon. Rust lau- reate and draped to left, olivar D. o. r. p. ang. 8CO. HIB. and PRO. Rev. Arms crowned, date above. PAX yVAERiTVR BELLO. lettered edge; obv. die cracked from bust to o in name. Uncirculated ; bril- liant. Very rare. Limited at tJO.OO.
® c 1024 Charles II. Coronation medal by Simon. Crowned bust to right in mantle of ermine ami collar of the Garter. CAROLT8 II r>. o. ang. sco. fr. kt hi. rkx. Rev. Charles in robes of state, seated. crowned by angel above, inscription near border, 1661. Fine proof; |>erfect and very rare. From the Anthon cabinet, 458. 18.
r-o 1025 James II. 1600. Metg. Shilling ; type of the Gun money. Bust laureate to left jfronvs u nr.i gra- tia. Rev. Crown over sceptre, etc. mag. rr. fra. rriitn. rex. Uncirculated; very rare. From Anthon cabinet, 680.
I 4 1026 I'he same. 1689. Feb. Sixpence; same type as last. Very fine; rare. Anthon. 632.
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Foreign Coins and Medals. — Silver.
0
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J & "o 1028
/ ^ 1029
tj 1030
^°1031 / Z 1032 £ tT 1033
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7
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/
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William and Mary. 1693. Shilling. Busts jugata and four crowned shields, w. m. in monogram and figures of date in the angles. Extremely fine; rare.
Caroline. 1727. Coronation medal. Bust to left. Rev. Queen in coronation robes between Faith and Britannia. Hie AMOR haec PATRIAE. Extremely fine and rare. 22.
George III. 1763. Shilling. Rev. Four crowned shields, plain angles. Fine proof.
1799 Fullarton’s pattern for half, crown. Bust of Prince of Wales (George IV), Milton under it. Rev. Four shields crowned, fleurs-de-lis in angles. Plain edge, uncirculated, rare.
1813 Bank token for 3 shilling. Very good. 22.
1813 Bank token. “ 10 pence, Irish." Good.
Spanish dollar of Charles IV. 1801. Counterstamped with the bust of George III. Fine.
George IV. 1826. Pattern half crown. Head to left, by Wm. Wyon. Rev. Richly garnished shield, by Merlin. Brilliant proof ; rare.
William IV. Coronation medal. Head to right, by IF. Wyon. Rev. Head of Adelaide, queen consort. Fine proof. 21.
Victoria. 1847. Gothic pattern crown. Plain edge. Fine proof ; very rare.
The same. Bust to left. Rev. Baltic. War medal without guard or pin. Thick planchet ; very fine. 23.
Medal. Head of Scott to left, sir Walter scott, bart. Bain below. Rev. Female figure in a skiff near a rocky shore. An artistic im personification of the “ Lady of the Lake/' Proof ; from the Allan Silver Cabinet. Very rare. 31.
Charles Cotton. Half-length portrait, with peruke facing. Rev. Fisherman leaning in grief over a tomb inscribed izaak walton born 1595 i>ied 1683. Proof. 22.
Izaak Walton. Bust nearly facing. Rev. Same as last. Proof.
France. Philippe IV (1285). Gros tournois. civis tv ron is (Tours). Very fine. 16.
Louis XIII. 1628. Double franc. Fine. 18.
Louis XIV. 1710. Broad crown of 6 francs, Bayonne mint. Bust to right. Rev. Three crowns, lilies in the angles. Fine ; rare.
Fortiyn Coin* <tnJ 'Jeer.
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The same. 1711. Half crown; Parii mint. Very fine.
Loui* Napoleon Bonaparte. 1852. 5 franc*, Head to
left. Rev. HEPUliLigtJE PKANCAI8K and value in wreath. Brilliant ; uncirculated.
Frankfort. i860. Vereinathaler. Female bust to right and crowned heraldic eagle. Uncirculated.
1862 Double vereinnthaler, name type as last. Uncir- culated.
1802 (July). Commemorative thaler for the German shooting festival. Full figure of Germania, a wreath in her exteuded hand. Uncirculated.
Hamburg. 1678. Broad crown, struck under author- ity of Leopold I. Arms of the city and double- headed imperial eagle. Uncirculated. 29.
Hks.sk. 1776. Blood-money half thaler, said to have been struck from Knglidi money received for the hire of troops against America. Very good ; scarce.
Holland. 1793. Crown of 3 gulden. Liberty rest- ing on an altar and afras. Uncirculated.
Hungary. Maria Theresa. 1 7 SO. Levant crown. Bril- liant ; uncirculated.
India. Small thick rupee. Native characters, date 1825 in Arabic characters. Verv fine. 12.
Victoria. 1841. 2 annas. Fast India Co. Uncirculated.
Japan. Itzebue. Oblong square Uncirculated. 10x15. MniOO 1819 8 PM |d f Fenl. VI I ; V
mint. Brilliant ; uncirculated.
N URN BERG. 1768. Crown. View of the city, radiant triangle above. Bov. JOSEPHCS It, etc., and double- headed eagle. Very fine.
Poland. Frederic Augustus. 1765. f crown. Bust laureate in armor to right. Rev. Saxon and Polish arms crowned. Extremely fine.
Salzburg. 1698. Crown of John Krnest, Archbishop. Very fine, but pierced near border.
Saxony. Frederic, Johann and George (about 1500 or earlier). Grovsti*. Saint with Saxon arm*. Rev. Shield of arms. Fine. 18.
Frederic August II. 1854. Mortuary thaler. Head to right. Rev. Shield lietwecn two female figure* and Bible quotation on ln>rder. Brilliant ; uncirculated.
Siam. Bullet money. Salung ami tical. Both very fine. 2 pieces
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Foreign Coins and Medals. — Silver.
t ©1063 Tical. Elephant to left and three pagodas, eight stars near border. Plain edge ; uncirculated.
7 51064 Tical. S ame type. Milled edge ; but little circulated, j but a weak impression.
i/ c!065 Spain. 1568. Testoon of Philip II struck for Flanders.
Arms crowned, and crown over crossed sceptres. Fine ; rare. 18.
i o 51066
3^1067
251068
^0 1069
1070 LJ- CT 1 ()71
Venice. 1848 (March *22). 5 lire of the Republic.
Winged lion of St. Mark and value in wreath. Bril- liant ; uncirculated.
Wcrtemburg. William. 1841. Medallic gulden for 25th anniversary of his reign. Very fine.
St. George on horseback slaying the dragon. Rev. Ship in a gale, in tempestate securitas. Very fine medal of the 17th century. 28.
Religious medal. Adoration of Infant .lesns. Rev. The
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flight into Egypt. Old German or Italian. Oval, fine. 16x21.
Curacoa, 1822, 1 stiver; Danish America, 1816 and *37. X and II skilling. Fine. 3 pieces
Tarsus. Tetradrachm. Zeus of Tarsus seated on a throne, holding eagle and sceptre ; BA ALTARS in Aramaic characters. Rev. Lion devouring a bull, and Aramaic inscriptions of doubtful meaning. Struck after the expedition of Alexander the Great. Fine ; ancient test-cut on edge. Very rare.
TOKENS, BRONZE MEDALS, ETC.
■ ^ 1072 5. 6 1073
rr_t'1074 / 01075 t / 1076 /t/ 1077
/i/1078
1079
Australia. Melbourne, 1858. Penny token; good.
Belgium. Leopold I. Essais for 5 francs, silver. Dif- ferent designs. Copper gilt ; proof. 6 pieces
England. George III. 1797. 2 pence. Uncirculated. 25.
1791 Edinburgh halfpenny token. Uncirculated.
1792 Edinburgh halfpenny token. Uncirculated.
MDCCXCI. Clyde halfpenny token. River-god re- clining. Rev. “ Let Glasgow flourish.*' Uncirculated.
Same obv. Rev. Ship under sail ; 1794. Uncirculated.
Lord George Gordon. Bust with long beard and broad- brimmed hat. 1793. Rev. “ Sessions- House, Old Bailey.” One of Spence's halfpenny tokens ; uncir.
TuLkhm, lirunzt Metals, Etc.
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/ O1080 1794 Chichester halfpenny. 1794. Bust of Queen Elizabeth facing and Chichester croon. Uncirculated.
/ 0IO8I Pitt, William (the younger). Bust to right. Rev.
“ Cinque ports, pa\ able at Dover.” 1794. Uncircu- lated halfpenny token.
f O U)82 179.7 Earl Howe halfpenny token. Uncirculated.
\ S 1083 Crowned bunt to right, bkyen rolhoimhk king ok MUN8TKU. Kev. IRISH HALKFKN N Y TOKEN 1790. Proof.
^ o 1084 Female hunt to right. Kev. ann clkyfolk daughter op OLIVER CROMWELL. Bronze; fine medal by Kirk. 22.
j 5 108.7 Admiral Nelson. Britannia supporting his medallion portrait. Kev. View of the naval victory of the Nile, August, 1798 ; lettered edge. Fine bronze medal by Kuckler. 30.
^*>1086 The same. Bust to left. Rev. Battle of Trafalgar; lettered edge. Bronze proof. 30.
& 1087 Hungary. 1848 and 49. 3 and 1 k rentier. 10 and
1 20. Fine.
G 1088 Isle of Man. 1811. Spurred triquetra. “ Mank* token halfpenny.” Kev. Atlas supporting the world M Payable at the office (of) Dougina.” Very good; rare.
1089 1813 Bust of George III. Rev. Spurred triquetra.
/ Hal penny ; has been silvered, uncirculated.
If 1090 1831 Halfpenny token. “Pro bono publico” and spurred triquetra. Very fine.
3 1091 Miscellaneous copper coins. Chihuahua. England 4 .
India dumps *2), France (1), Hong Kong cent (1), Spain (1). Average fine. 10 pieces
f ^ 1092 Portug uese Africa. 1703. M acuta ; counter>tamj*ed.
Good. 20.
^*1093 Pius V. Bust to left. Kev. Saint from heaven (in a
/ truly Catholic spirit) blowing a gale, which shatters
a fleet against rocks. 1571. Bronze proof. 22.
- ^ 1094 Benedict XIII. Bust to right. Kev. Saint over a section of the world, etc. Bronze; uncirculated. 19.
1095 Female bust to right. M. F. Malibran Gan ia (Song- stress). Kev. Inscription. Milan. 1834. Bronze; fine. 27.
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Rare American and Foreign Coins.
ADDENDA.
RAKE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN COINS.
From the cabinet of a well-known Collector.
Coin buyers are often surprised to see in their priced catalogues rare coins — catalogued with all the adjective modifications necessary to create in the mind of the collector an impression of superiority of condition — bring, when actually sold, indifferent, if not low prices. This may at times be due to a scarcity of appreciative buyers, but more frequently per- haps to the fact that the coins were described in their “ to be wished for” rather than “actual” condition. Experienced professional buyers generally reject such coins, or cancel their orders, and consequently the prices realized agree rather with the “actual” than the “ imagined ” con- dition, much to the astonishment of the distant buyer, who jumps at the conclusion that the bottom has fallen out of the coin market, because a “ very fine, chocolate color” Ameri cent of 1793 sold for $3.25, or a dime of 1796, “hair slightly rubbed,” only yielded $1.25. In justice to the owner of this small lot of fine and mostly rare coins, 1 desire to state that in the following, as in all my descriptions, 1 have endeavored, honestly I know, and successfully 1 hope, to represent the coins in their exact and positive condition, without the least amplifications or imaginative em- bellishments whatsoever : —
c o 1096
*7 <51097
? 7 *51098
£iol099
© 1100 ollOl
a 1102 o1103 1104 to . 4105 1106
1107
A 6 1108 (
U. S. Half dollars. 1794. Point of second star pierces lower curl. Perfectly centered, fine even milling, weak only from top of v in LIBERTY to border. Head, legend, date and stars all very fine. Rev. Feathers on eagle's breast slightly chafed, otherwise sharp and uncirculated. A very fine and desirable half dollar; rare variety.
1807 Head to right. Sharp, perfect impression. Dull lustre, in condition as it fell from the dies.
1807 Head to left. A perfect match to last number.
1815 Sharp impression, all the stars perfect. Uncircu- lated ; rare.
1836 Lettered edge. Broad, deep milling. Uncir.
1836 Reeded edge. Proof ; very rare.
1839 Bust of Liberty. Uncirculated.
1839 Liberty seated. Perfect; uncirculated.
1853 An arrow on each side of date. Barely circulated.
1854 Sharp ; uncirculated.
1861 Sharp ; uncirculated.
1861 Orleans mint. Sharp ; uncirculated.
1866 Motto “ In God we trust” on rev. Brilliant proof .
Hart American and Foreign Coin*
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yS1109 1878 Arrow*. Brilliant proof .
5 oil 10 1877 Sharp ; uncirculated, yjllll 1881 Mint lustre ; uncirculated.
•4(1112 Dime*. 1830. Sharp; uncirculated.
£>cJU3 1HS4 Sharp; uncirculated.
^olll4 1837 Liberty Heated without stars. Sharp; uncir.
' 1115 1 839 Sharp ; uncirculated, y^olllb Half dimes. 1794. Point of lower star between two lower hair-locks. A perfect impression ; struck on a polished planchet ; in condition a» it fell from the dies, and can truly be called a numismatic gem. Very * rare.
^1117 1829, ’32, ’85 and 37 (starless). Ordinary. 4 pieces $ 7 1118 1837 Liberty seated without stars. Sharp; uncir. tTolU9 1888 Liberty seated, stars. Brilliant; uncirculated.
^ ©1120 1848 Orleans mint. Very fine.
(3 1121 1852 Uncirculated.
i , 1122 Three cents. 1851. Uncirculated.
*3 1128 1858 Uncirculated.
3 1124 1852 and ’58. Ordinary. 2 pieces
5 01125 Cents. 1798. Wreath; edge lettered “one hundred for a dollar.” Well centered, the dotted border on obverse perfect, which is of rare occurrence in this variety. The heavy hair locks over and just below the ear a little rounded, probably from slightly weak die. Of glossy dark olive color. Uncirculated. A rare cent. Monograph 9.
*r oll2t> 1796 Thick planchet, lettered edge ; the upper curl of 5 in date merging into bust. Line impression of even reddish olive. I ncirculated. Verv rare. Monograph obv. L, rev. not corresponding with any illustrated.
r e»1 127 1795 Thin planchet. Rev. ** One cent.' high in wreath, wide, perfect milling. Very fine impression of glossy Injht brown. A broad cent : uncirculated. Rare.
1 oil 28 1812 Light bronze of reddish hue. Uncirculated.
^ oil 29 1827 Light olive. Uncirculated.
5 (1130 1829 Deep, perfect milling. Sharp and uncirculated. A lwautiful cent.
^ o]181 1860 Nickel cent. Proof obv. Uncirculated.
1 1 12. *2 l"*.l Tw bronze. Uncirculated.
ct 1183 Half CENTS. 1797. Perfect die, broad milling. Bril- liant olive ; sharp and uncirculated. Rare.
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1800 Not perfectly struck, but an uncirculated impres- sion, of good olive color. I have never seen a better half-cent of this date.
1836 Original. Fine proof ; rare.
1848 Original. Fine proof ; rare.
1852 Fine proof ; rare.
Massachusetts. 1652. VI pence. Fine; rare.
Washington. Bust facing, and inscription. Rev. All- seeing eve above ; A man he was to all his coun- try dear in wreath of laurel. Red bronze ; uncir- culated mortuary medal. 24.
Eagle in a glory of rays holding suspended a small me- dallion bust of Washington, patriae pater on label below. Rev. struck & distributed in civic procession feb’ry 22nd 1832, etc., in eleven lines. Silver ; dull proof. 20.
Horatio Gates. Bust to left by Oatteaux. Rev. Scene of the surrender at Saratoga. Original ; tin, proof. Rare.
Brunswick. Rudolph Augustus. 1685. TRIPLE CROWN of Lautenthal. Fortune standing on a snail and playing on the lute, the mine in the back- ground, sun to left, radiant circle with Hebrew word to right. TU TANDEM ABIECTAM REDD KS DEU8 ALME SONORAM. Rev. Five-helmed ornamental coat of arms. Curious and rare ; uncirculated. 48.
England. Commonweath. 1651. Shilling. Uncircu- lated : rare.
George IV. 1823. Double sovereign. Head to left. Rev. St. George slaying the dragon. On edge, in relief, decus et tutamen anno regni IV. Uncir.
Old Religious Medal. Priests endeavoring to demolish a church protected by a hand from a cloud above. THE GATES OF HELL SHALL NOT PREVAILS. Rev. Busts of seven church dignitaries, or English reformers. WISDOM HATH BVILDED HER HOVS SHE HATH HEWEN OUT HER 7 PILLARS. Bronze Cast of the period. Rare and interesting. 35.
France. Year 4. regne de la loi. Genius writing the constitution on a tablet ; Gallic cock to right. Rev. Liberty cap on staff in wreath of oak between the words pour essai. Yellow bronze ; proof. 21.
Monneron token. Year III. Liberty seated. Rev. “ Medaille de confiance,” etc. Lettered edge ; uncir- culated. 19.
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Bt>114H Cai-uie do Bonne Foi. Y'ear III. Token for 3 sola, ex- changeable for assignats. Hands joined holding cap t on staff, and cherub on trophy. Copper; uncir. 14.
^©1149 Year 12. One franc, title •* Bonaparte premier consul.” Brilliant ; uncirculated.
t,oll50 Year 13. One franc, “ Napoleon Empereur.” Very line.
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Louie XVI, 1791, aou; Napoleon III, 1H52, 10 centimes.
Very fine. 2 pieces
Prussia. William. 1871. Victory thaler. Brilliant; uncirculated.
Danish America. 17ti7. XXII II skilling. Copper; fine.
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